corrupted zip file

winhelper said:

Check the 2 screenshot I posted above this comment.

I did. You need to take ownership first.

Bree said:

I did. You need to take ownership first.

It's denied me from taking ownership

winhelper said:

It's denied me from taking ownership

Well in that case you need to boot from something else to delete the file. A Linux Live USB is the usual suggestion, but you could also boot from a recovery drive USB and use the Command Prompt.
Create Recovery Drive in Windows 10
(untick 'include system files', you won't need them)

@Bree is it really this serious, going into rescue mode because mistype something inside zip file. There has to be a simpler solution

On the rare occasions when Windows won't let you delete a file booting from another OS (any other OS) is the quickest workaround. The recovery drive (or Linux) won't know (or care) about the file permissions.