Shoutbox

hey i have problem on my hands, when ever i open up my DRive E: partition or My documents folder explorer automatically shuts it down and restarts and it wont let me go to my damn folders!!!  i has to do with Dr Watson Debugger, im pretty sure.  i just want to know how to delete files in the folder without actually going into the folder. some one please help me.

Start > Run
Type "cmd" and hit Enter.
Then, use the command line to get to the folder and delete the files.
Useful commands:
    <drive>: - Switch to that drive
    cd - change folder
    del - delete file

that didnt work i tried it about 40 diff times and nothing, is ther another way, im very desprate!

Maybe you have a virus?

Is your Windows OS installed on Drive e:?

if not try reformating drive e:
if yes, still try to reformat drive e: but you'll need to reinstall window |¬¬|

erg, i dont want my dad to find out tho!

AKKK

WAT TO DO??

do you know how to use command prompt? if you do, try this:

create a windows boot up disk
boot computer from disk
try accessing e: from there
(to find out if it's the drive's problem or something else)

if e: doesn't work, then you know e: is fried and need reformating no way out
if it does work, well it's something else then

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Originally posted by gnownoskcid
do you know how to use command prompt? if you do, try this:

create a windows boot up disk
boot computer from disk
try accessing e: from there
(to find out if it's the drive's problem or something else)

if e: doesn't work, then you know e: is fried and need reformating no way out
if it does work, well it's something else then

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or...
press F5 while booting up
and select "Safe Mode with command prompt", login as admin, and...

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Originally posted by raceprouk
Then, use the command line to get to the folder and delete the files.
Useful commands:
    <drive>: - Switch to that drive
    cd - change folder
    del - delete file

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I hope that helps, because you should be able to delete it w/o windows preventing it.

quote:

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Originally posted by thekid
or...
press F5 while booting up
and select "Safe Mode with command prompt", login as admin, and...

quote:

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Originally posted by raceprouk
Then, use the command line to get to the folder and delete the files.
Useful commands:
    <drive>: - Switch to that drive
    cd - change folder
    del - delete file

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I hope that helps, because you should be able to delete it w/o windows preventing it.

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that doesn't help if he has a virus on the comp

yes it does because safe mode dosnt load any startup items so the virus probly wont load