Also, some reports running into the access denied error when deleting folders in Windows 10.

What causes the error code 0x8007112a?

The error code 0×8007112a is common in Windows 7 & 10 and can occur for many reasons. A prominent factor that causes the error is folder permission issues on your PC. When you’re not using the PC on an administrator’s, you may not have the right to delete the folder. Furthermore, you can see the Microsoft error deleting folder 0x8007112a due to the factors:

Conflict with other apps – You can run into issues with deleting or moving folders on your PC if other apps are conflicting with File Explorer. Third-party apps, such as antivirus software on your computer, can block your access to the folder you want to delete. Also, if other apps are using the file or folder in question, it can prevent you from deleting it. Recent Windows update issues – If there is a faulty Windows update, it can corrupt the files and folders on your PC. Likewise, the Update can install bugs on your PC, corrupting your system files and resulting in Windows error 0x8007112a when deleting or moving folders.

These causes may vary on different devices, but you can fix the error using general fixes to troubleshoot your PC.

How can I fix the error code 0x8007112a?

Go through the following preliminary checks:

Stop background apps running on your computer. Disable antivirus software on your PC. Restart Windows in Safe Mode and check if the Windows error 0x8007112a error persists.

If you can’t fix the error, proceed with the solutions below.

1. Run the SFC and DISM scans

Running the SFC and DISM scan will find and repair corrupt system files that can cause the error 0x8007112a mismatch. You can check how to fix the run as the administrator option not working on your PC.

2. Run the File and Folder Troubleshooter

The troubleshooter will fix issues File and Folders causing the error to occur. SPONSORED

3. Run System Restore

The System Restore will backdate your PC to when it functioned properly, removing the corrupt items and apps that can cause the error. A more efficient and easier way to proceed with the System Restore is by using a specialized repair tool that can do this automatically. Restoro helps you run a system scan and provides a detailed report of the corrupt elements to ultimately repair them by locating healthy replacements. Check how to fix Restore Point if it’s not working and if you have any issues running it on your PC.

4. Run your Account as an Administrator

Running your Account as an Administrator will fix any authorization settings issues that are causing the error to appear. Alternatively, you can check our article on the Login with administrator privileges and try again error and how to fix it. Also, we have a guide on the best file deletion software to download for your Windows 11 PC.

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