Do you have some unnecessary files that simply won't allow you to remove them?

You must have gone through this scenario at least once: you tried to delete an entire folder but you were unable to do so because you didn't have that kind of permission on certain files.

Whether you want to get rid of stubborn old junk, or just experiment with Windows' unremovable files, you will love Pocket Killbox.

Playing with this software is like playing a shooter game: you kill, kill and kill, till your adrenaline level gets full, but you can't stop either.

If you're a beginner user, then we recommend you stay away from Pocket Killbox. Who knows what essential files you may be deleting. Otherwise, get ready for the massacre!

It's not as gruesome as it sounds. Before shredding a file to pieces, Pocket Killbox will automatically make a backup that you can later delete or restore. In this case, you'll be safe if you accidentally delete who knows what.

Experimenting with different Windows files is very addicting, we have to admit, but, as we have suggested before - dangerous.

There was one file we submitted for execution that was rejected by Pocket Killbox - Windows Task Manager. It seems that file is Killbox's kryptonite. But you can't have them all, can you?

CPU and memory resources are minimally used. By the way, drag and dropping files in the interface also works (if you aim for the search bar).

So, if you want to have a good time messing up your Windows (if you really have to do it, at least do so right before reinstalling the operating system), then you will love Pocket Killbox. It's free, you know.