- 1). Open Terminal.
- 2). Type "sudo cd /" followed by the directory in which the file is located. Press "Enter."
- 3). Enter your password and press "Enter."
- 4). Type "sudo rm <filename>," replacing "<filename>" with the actual file name. Press "Enter." Ubuntu erases the file.
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