Here are some CMD tools you probably didn’t think existed:
findstr- Like Unixgreptasklist- Like Unixpstaskkill- Like Unixkill
These come for free with recent versions of Windows. You might be wondering why Microsoft chose these names instead of their well-known, pre-existing Unix equivalents? I don’t know for sure, but I suspect this has something to do with it.
Anyway, here’s a nice trick:
C:\>tasklist /m msvcrt.dll
Image Name PID Modules
========================= ======== ===============
OUTLOOK.EXE 3576 MSVCRT.dll
cmd.exe 2616 msvcrt.dll
vim.exe 3816 msvcrt.dll
iTunes.exe 3776 msvcrt.dll
firefox.exe 2912 msvcrt.dll
Whip that one out next time you can’t delete a directory because some DLL is in-use.

how do I get rid of msvcrt.exe
I don’t know what msvcrt.EXE is, but msvcrt.DLL is the Microsoft Visual C Runtime. It’s required for programs that were built using Microsoft Visual C/C . You should probably keep it.
msvcrt.EXE is a file created by W32/Tilebot-Q Trojan. See http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/startups/Ampi32-12387.html.