C Computern00b204 Solid State Member Messages 8 Nov 2, 2004 #1 I can't delete this folder in " my pictures ". the folder is empty nothing on it , yet I can't delete it =(. it kept sayin it's used my another person or program help plz
I can't delete this folder in " my pictures ". the folder is empty nothing on it , yet I can't delete it =(. it kept sayin it's used my another person or program help plz
I intercodes Daemon Poster Messages 973 Nov 2, 2004 #2 Goto Folder option , check "Open folders in new window" , apply,close. NOw delete the folder that you d like to delete. Sign Intercodes
Goto Folder option , check "Open folders in new window" , apply,close. NOw delete the folder that you d like to delete. Sign Intercodes
TheMajor PowerQuest / Opera Messages 10,176 Location Netherlands Nov 2, 2004 #3 intercodes said: Goto Folder option , check "Open folders in new window" , apply,close. NOw delete the folder that you d like to delete. Sign Intercodes Click to expand... huh? i don't think that works. you can try deleting it in save mode.
intercodes said: Goto Folder option , check "Open folders in new window" , apply,close. NOw delete the folder that you d like to delete. Sign Intercodes Click to expand... huh? i don't think that works. you can try deleting it in save mode.
I intercodes Daemon Poster Messages 973 Nov 2, 2004 #4 It did work for me in windows XP , trying to delete a folder that doesnt get deleted by the del or shift del command! I read the trick in this forum , written by some guy , cant find the link now thou Sign Intercodes
It did work for me in windows XP , trying to delete a folder that doesnt get deleted by the del or shift del command! I read the trick in this forum , written by some guy , cant find the link now thou Sign Intercodes
J JSchenk Baseband Member Messages 21 Nov 4, 2004 #5 If you have a FAT 32 drive, use a 98 boot floppy to get into DOS. Then you can just delete the folder in DOS.
If you have a FAT 32 drive, use a 98 boot floppy to get into DOS. Then you can just delete the folder in DOS.