I have an idea from where you received this file but that is neither here nor there. Now, this is going to be a bit tricky but it is possible to remove. First, as Coastie suggested, try to rename the file. More than likely, any Right Click functionality is gone except for things such as Properties.

If that does not work for you, try these suggestions:

• Copy all essential files from within the folder where the affected file is located and paste them into a new folder. Once done, delete the folder with the file inside.

• With all essential files still out of the folder where the affected file is located, restart your computer in Safe Mode. When in Safe Moder, delete the folder with the file inside. If you are not sure how to access Safe Mode, follow the steps laid out within this Document How do I boot my computer into Safe Mode?.

• Write down the entire file name of the affected file exactly as you see it (account for spaces, dashes, or any characters). Open C: Prompt and navigate to the affected folder level, not the file level, and delete the file from within DOS. If you are not sure how to navigate within the C: Prompt window, please post.

Did you try removing the directory from the command prompt? If not, in Windows Explorer, make sure that the folder in question is not write protected. If it is, remove the write protection, then click on Start, then Run, and type CMD in the box. Type in the following format:

RD Drive:\path\,jpg, where Drive: is the drive letter the folder is on, and path is the full path to that folder. For example, if the folder is in the root directory, type:

RD C:\,jpg

or if the folder was off of the Program Files directory, you would type the following:

RD C:\Program Files\,jpg

If that doesn't work, download a program called Unlocker... You can get it HERE

Follow the instructions on how to install and use it, and you should be able to delete the folder. After you do that, I suggest you get a good antivirus and spyware program and do thorough scans in safe mode.