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  • It’s also possible to do this in the resource monitor in task manager without installing anything. I’m off Windows these days so I dont remember the particular steps.

    Edit: Here are the steps:

    • Press Win + R, type resmon, and press Enter. This will open Resource Monitor.

    • Go to the CPU tab.

    • In the Associated Handles section, use the search box to enter part of the file or folder name.

    • The results will show which processes are using the file.

    • You can right-click the process and select End Process if necessary (be cautious when ending processes).