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Originally Posted by )BIG"B"Affleck
I edited my post
or Boot up to DOS and delete it from there
- To delete a file from the DOS prompt (command line) you use the command:
- del filename <Enter>
- File names can be entered using wild cards (* and ?) where the star (*) is any string and the ? is any single character. Deleting a file called "mypictureofthegreenmoster.jpg could be done by entering:
- del mypic*.* <Enter>
- which will delete ALL files beginning with "mypic". This is sometimes helpful if there is a problem with a filename that has acquired weird characters in its name.
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hi afi_freak27
U can delete this file, there's a small utility to delete such type of files, its UNLOCKER, download this file, its a free utility, install it. Right click on the file which u wanna deleted click on unlocker, then a window opens up, then click on unlock all, now u can safely delete the files u want
Try it................
U can delete this file, there's a small utility to delete such type of files, its UNLOCKER, download this file, its a free utility, install it. Right click on the file which u wanna deleted click on unlocker, then a window opens up, then click on unlock all, now u can safely delete the files u want
Try it................
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