Nonexistent file on harddrive

OS - Windows SP2
System - Pentium P4
Memory - 1 Gig

Saved an E-mail attachment to my Harddrive. The file had an EML extension. Scanned it with Norton and it was clean. Double clicked it and nothing happened. After running the file, it dropped the EML extension and now shows Zero Bytes. The file name is

"Mars - in August - Must see...REMINDER..."

When I tried deleting it, it said the file could not be found. The file name is in the folder greyed out but every utility I use says it cannot find the file. I've been able to rename the folder from C:\Temp to C:\Temp2 and move all the subfolders into a new C:\Temp.

I've ran a complete scan on the drive with System Works, Disk Doctor, and every other utility I have at my disposal without success. I ran a program (Can't remember the name) that was supposed to delete the file on the next Boot Up but that didn't work. However it did find the file and indicated it was a System, Hidden file. If tried booting to DOS and searching for the file, but it isn't there.

The file hasn't has any detrimental effects on my system but I would just like to get rid of it. I like a clean system and this is bugging me.

Any ideas how I can get rid of this Nonexistent file?

 

Thank you for your quick response.

 

Hurray. Thank you, THANK YOU. The suggested program did do the trick. I was able to finally find the correct combination and was able to delete the folder C:\Temp2. Again, thank you for your assistance.