darkforce898
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Undeletable Folders [Solved]
Yay, another post. Friend recommended the forums (X-istence) so I guess I can knock out all of these problems I have.
Windows Xp Professional 64bit
I have two files on my computer that I cannot delete, at all. Even from a different operating system.
They are both in this folder. It used to be the windows folder of a previous Windows installation but I had to reinstall and didn't want to lose my files. Went to delete the whole old windows folder and couldn't delete these. Closed explorer and tried to delete them from Command Prompt. No go. So i renamed the folder hoping to be able to delete it next time I booted up. Still no go. Booted into Windows Vista on a different partition still no go.
C:\1\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash\
FlashUtil9c.exe
FlDbg9c.ocx
I looked at the properties of these folders and they say Read Only and I tried to change that but it said I didn't have permission. Yet I am on the Administrator account.
I used to use a tool called Unlocker on my old computer when something like this would happen but it is not compatible with 64bit Windows.
Any ideas?
Yay, another post. Friend recommended the forums (X-istence) so I guess I can knock out all of these problems I have.
Windows Xp Professional 64bit
I have two files on my computer that I cannot delete, at all. Even from a different operating system.
They are both in this folder. It used to be the windows folder of a previous Windows installation but I had to reinstall and didn't want to lose my files. Went to delete the whole old windows folder and couldn't delete these. Closed explorer and tried to delete them from Command Prompt. No go. So i renamed the folder hoping to be able to delete it next time I booted up. Still no go. Booted into Windows Vista on a different partition still no go.
C:\1\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash\
FlashUtil9c.exe
FlDbg9c.ocx
I looked at the properties of these folders and they say Read Only and I tried to change that but it said I didn't have permission. Yet I am on the Administrator account.
I used to use a tool called Unlocker on my old computer when something like this would happen but it is not compatible with 64bit Windows.
Any ideas?
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