[GNC] ANNOUNCE: (Re) GnuCash 5.14 Released

[David G. Pickett]

Sometimes a folder delete will fail because files or folders are open in some process and so cannot be removed.  Often a reboot enables a clean folder delete, killing the problem processes and closing their file attachments.  Under Unix, I used fuser on stubborn files to find what process I needed to kill (task manager in win), and i am sure Win 11 has a similar facility!
https://www.google.com/search?q=win+11+equivalent+to+linux+fuser
Renaming the folder is another way to ensure the folder is rebuilt by the installer, and then, maybe after a reboot, you may find that you can delete the old folder.