The file name is called .jpg. and I cant seem to find a way to delete it.
You can take advantage of wildcards and use the following command to delete the file:
del /q *
Example:
> dir
Volume in drive F is Expansion
Volume Serial Number is 3656-BB63
Directory of F:\test\test
06/01/2017 17:13 <DIR> .
06/01/2017 17:13 <DIR> ..
06/01/2017 17:13 0 .jpg.
1 File(s) 0 bytes
2 Dir(s) 1,719,175,856,128 bytes free
> del /q *
> dir
Volume in drive F is Expansion
Volume Serial Number is 3656-BB63
Directory of F:\test\test
06/01/2017 17:14 <DIR> .
06/01/2017 17:14 <DIR> ..
0 File(s) 0 bytes
2 Dir(s) 1,719,175,856,128 bytes free
Further Reading
attrib
in that directory to see if there are any attributes set. Another idea is an unvisible char attached to the name, Typingdel /Q /A "[Tab]
might get you further.dir /X
and check for a short name in the column immediately to the left of the normal name. Then try renaming or deleting the file using the short name.