*raises one eyebrow* hmmm.....I'll mess around on my dad's laptop (he's running Win2k) and I'll get back to you on changing permissions.

Just install over the same partition that XP is already on. If that doesn't work, *shrug* I dunno...

Ooooooook.....I've had this problem before. I had re-formatted and installed Windows onto a new hard drive. When I went to go nab some of my old files, and I got that "Cannot read from Source" error....

S'all good =-)

You can try doing as nanosani said. Try deleting it in safe-mode. However, if that shouldn't work, when you're in Windows, Ctrl + Alt + Delete to bring up the task manager. Kill...

What's the exact error you get when you try to delete the folder?

I've had that problem before, just re-install OVERTOP of your current WinXP installation. Somewhere, a file wasn't written to, or something wasn't copied over right....so just stick the install CD...

NT4 does support quicklaunch. I used to run NT4 exclusively until recently. But I agree, if you're still running NT4, UPGRADE....

I'm running WinXP, but the method to get the Quick Launch bar on the Start Bar has been the same ever since Windows95.

- Right click on the Start Bar
- Click "Toolbars"
- Click "Quick Launch"