All of us are so used to Windows that we forgot about
doing things from the command prompt. Those of you who
grew up using DOS will know what I mean.
Go to Start-Program-Accessories-Command Prompt, you will
see a DOS box. Locate your file using DOS commands and
delete it from there.
>-----Original Message-----
>Need some advice. I have a .png photo file that was
>corrupted. I could not open it with any graphics program
>on Windows. I got an "Can't determine type" error in MS
>Photo Editor. When I tried to delete the file, I get
>a "sharing violation" message even after I have closed
all
>applications and rebooted the PC. How do I delete this
>file?
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