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Can't delete files by user27089 on 08-02-2005 at 12:49 PM

I have some files that I think are corrupt, I can't rename them or anything, because there is no option, the only options are to play in winamp/windows media player and stuff, no delete or anything, it's weird.

But when i try and delete the folder that they're in, I get this error:

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Does anybody know how I can delete these... I've tried Safe Mode etc.


RE: Can't delete files by absorbation on 08-02-2005 at 01:02 PM

is any program using them? check task manager it may help. Are they protected or something else that you may of done. If not they are cupport and i'll google a sloution for you :)

reanme the extention and try deleting in safe mode again :P


RE: Can't delete files by user27089 on 08-02-2005 at 01:20 PM

I can't rename the files or edit them in anyway, I get the error that it "cannot read the source file or disk".


RE: Can't delete files by absorbation on 08-02-2005 at 01:23 PM

quote:
Originally posted by traxor
I can't rename the files or edit them in anyway, I get the error that it "cannot read the source file or disk".

ok :(, i'll do a bit of reserach on it for you ;) maybe get some help.

* absorbation opens cookie's book and wisdom

is it read only, if so untick and try again, i can't think of much :S

you could try downloading a file with the same name and extension ;) worth a try
RE: Can't delete files by user27089 on 08-02-2005 at 01:30 PM

The file is simply a corrupt MP3, I have never came across this before, I can't rename the file or delete the file.

I can't seem to change it from read only either...


RE: Can't delete files by multimillion2k on 08-02-2005 at 02:21 PM

Have you run scandisk? It should correct the errors so you can delete them.