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It is probably some sort of obscure permissions issue.
There are a couple of Windows command line commands that you can try. They solve all of my weird file problems.
Sorry, I don't have them at hand, but you can google them.
1st sets you as the owner of all files in a directory.
2nd removes all permission restrictions.
OTOH, I have run into another Windows file problem that I have not been able to fix. A file shows up in the directory listing but when I try to delete it, it says "No such file".
