Cannot delete bootTel.dat file even from Linux OS

Hello, I have a dual boot installation on my Laptop with Windows 11 and Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. Both are running fine, but my other partition named DATA1 contains a file listed named bootTel.dat which is only viewable from Ubuntu. As far as I know, there is no problem to delete this file, but in Windows 11 it doesn't gets not shown, despite I have enabled all hidden files. When I try to delete this file via Linux I get this error message:

rm: cannot remove 'bootTel.dat': Input/output error

I have asked in a Linux forum for a solution but they believe that this problem is related to Windows. Maybe someone here knows how I can fix this issue. THX.

bootTel.dat is an event log file created by autochk.exe ("CHKDSK" during boot), and is marked as hidden & system. Removing it is safe, since it's recreated every time that Windows needs to log a disk check.

The default for Explorer is to hide System folders and files from viewing.

Code:

attrib -r -h -s D:\bootTel.dat
del D:\bootTel.dat

garlin said:

bootTel.dat is an event log file created by autochk.exe ("CHKDSK" during boot), and is marked as hidden & system. Removing it is safe, since it's recreated every time that Windows needs to log a disk check.

The default for Explorer is to hide System folders and files from viewing.

Code:

attrib -r -h -s D:\bootTel.dat
del D:\bootTel.dat

Thank you very much. I will try this out and if the problem remains I will come back. THX for now.