Cannot delete/rename/move a file from Windows with a special character
Not long ago, I used a portable hard drive to switch some data between my PC and MacBook (Running OS X 10.11.1).
Unfortunately, I was stupid to make an alias for my hard drive on my Mac's desktop by accident, right after my portable hard drive was mounted.
The question is that I can't even delete/rename/move it. Restarting system doesn't work, and commands (sudo rm/mv ..) from the Terminal doesn't work either.
When I was trying to remove/move the alias file, I got what's like this, "The operation can’t be completed because an unexpected error occurred (error code -50)."
And when trying to rename it with filename "a", I got what's like this, "Try using a name with fewer characters, or with no punctuation marks.''
I think this probably has to do with the hard drive's name, which has a weird character "NUL", one character. Maybe this character is legal in Windows, but illegal in OS X? Or maybe there're some differences between Windows and Mac interpreting a filename?
Any help, thanks!
MacBook Pro with Retina display, OS X El Capitan (10.11.1)