Cannot delete file: Cannot read from the source file or disk

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Cannot delete file: Cannot read from the source file or disk

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September 5th, 2005

saliann7

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Quote:

Originally posted by Lord of the Rings
I'll say at least generally when that happens it's due to the file being shared. ie: Shutdown LW & you should be able to delete the file. Rebooting will definitely do the job. Unless of course it's a virus in which case you'd need an anti virus program to delete it.

Thanx

I thought it may have been a sharing violation, too, so closed everything down, actually un-installed LW and tried again... I have scanned for virus and it came back clean... there is no byte size in this file though, it is down as 0 (zero)....

I will keep trying and see if McAfee can delete it...

Thanx 4 coming back 2 me

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