I'm coming from:
How to delete “System Volume Information” folder from external drives?
but unlikely that answer couldn't solve my problem. I've a copy of an old "system volume information" in my additional drive (not the WINDOWS HDD).
I tried to remove it with cmd as administrador, rmdir, doing takeown and other solutions but I couldn't. The content/names of the files are too long so it gives an error (Yes, I tried with short names but they also can't work)
Any suggestion to avoid this issue without downloading/using a big distribution of linux?
UPDATE 1:
This is how it looks after /rd command
By the way, "El nombre del archivo es demasiado largo" means "The filename is too long"
UPDATE 2:
System Restore disabled from the HDD with the issue
rd /s /q
just the System Volume Information folder tells you the path is too long?