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Since your problem directory is the "target" directory, I suspect that one or more programs are holding that directory, or a file in that directory open. Windows will not allow a file to be removed which is open by any process. Windows will not allow a directory to be removed which includes any open file.
One simple technique to test the theory is to stop the slave agent and restart it.
Another simple technique is to restart the slave computer.
The Windows file removal poliicy is much more challenging than the Unix file removal policy, so another alternative is to prefer Unix based build machines instead of Windows machines.