File won't go away...
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digitalwanderer
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No, I think he should try rebooting into safe mode and see if he can delete it then.
digitalwanderer
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Buy a new hard drive and copy all the files but the one that you can't delete off it, if that doesn't work try it in safe-mode.krychek said:
Try booting into Safe Mode and deleting it.
But only after you try to delete it using Knoppix.
But only after you try to delete it using Knoppix.
Wait! You gotta ask yourself... how would Ramzi delete it?
(It's a 152 meg DivX file, but you know what? It is damn well worth it... www.thebroken.org . funniest things ever, especially the Door Buster.)
(It's a 152 meg DivX file, but you know what? It is damn well worth it... www.thebroken.org . funniest things ever, especially the Door Buster.)
There are some files/folders that windows does not allow you to delete, such as:
xerox, msn gaming zone, among other files.
There is only one solution to date that ive ever come across that might help. You need to turn off windows file protection. THis solution whoever comes at the expance of some safety.
If your problem comes from regular files, on your hard drive. You might look at defraging your hard drive, and then checking for errors. After that you should be able to delete the files/folders.
could you let me know what type of file/folder your trying to delete?
later
epic
xerox, msn gaming zone, among other files.
There is only one solution to date that ive ever come across that might help. You need to turn off windows file protection. THis solution whoever comes at the expance of some safety.
If your problem comes from regular files, on your hard drive. You might look at defraging your hard drive, and then checking for errors. After that you should be able to delete the files/folders.
could you let me know what type of file/folder your trying to delete?
later
epic
Start->RunIST said:
Cmd
Sfc /CANCEL
Sfc /PURGECACHE
Sfc /CACHESIZE=0
Exit
That should kind of (allthough not really) do it. You can also tweak some settings in the group policy console. To *really* disable it you need to do a bit of hex editing on some windows dll's. Don't.
I would highly highly discourage you from even attempting from doing this.Zaphod said:
unless you have all files backed up else where and have your original windows cd incase you have to reload.epic
I think the easiest and safest way to get rid of the file is to boot into safe-mode and then delete the file.
That's how I've been able to delete such files, or in DOS mode.
That's how I've been able to delete such files, or in DOS mode.
You tell us what it is and we give you the solution........
Meybe i should start a poll.
What do you think the file is:
1) Private home made porn video
2) Private home made murder video
3) Blueprints of the construction of a DIY nuke
4) Other (Specify)
Meybe i should start a poll.
What do you think the file is:
1) Private home made porn video
2) Private home made murder video
3) Blueprints of the construction of a DIY nuke
4) Other (Specify)
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