You can delete the zero-byte folder using the Command Prompt in Windows 10. Next, open the Command Prompt as Administrator, and before entering a command, close the explorer.exe   from the Task Manager. Enter the cd byte file path  in CMD and hit the Enter  key. You will need to replace the 0-byte file path  with the actual folder path of the targeted file you want to delete. Afterward, run the  del file.extension command in CMD while replacing the file.extension with the actual file name and extension to delete the file. Now go back to Task Manager to restart the explorer.exe.