In Explorer, if I select a large number of files/folders and hit 'delete', it will delete until it encounters an in-use file. It brings up an 'error' dialog and stops deleting altogether - forcing you to either find/close the program that has the file handle or select everything but that file and try again, hoping that some other file won't also be in use.
Is there a way to ignore in-use files (leave them there) and continue trying to delete everything else?