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I have several .cab files that I want to delete because my virus checker determined they may be unwanted. The are in C:\_restore\archive. However I can't delete these files as I get the message the disk might be write protected. When I try to change the atributes of the folders with the attrib command I get the access denied -*.* command. Any suggestions
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      28th Jan 2004
Try a Windows ME newsgroup. This one looks at Windows 2000
issues (which is radically different from Windows ME).


"Mark" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have several .cab files that I want to delete because my virus checker

determined they may be unwanted. The are in C:\_restore\archive. However I
can't delete these files as I get the message the disk might be write
protected. When I try to change the atributes of the folders with the
attrib command I get the access denied -*.* command. Any suggestions?
> Thanks,
> Mark



 
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      28th Jan 2004
Hi Mark,

Look in the Help files for Creating a Restore
Point, do that and then ask someone in Windows
forum how to delete whatever you want to delete.
And remember this when the only way to get your
system back is use the Restore Point.
--
regards,
don
" Do a kind deed for someone less fortunate
everyday."
It will warm God's heart"
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I have several .cab files that I want to delete
because my virus checker determined they may be
unwanted. The are in C:\_restore\archive. However
I can't delete these files as I get the message the
disk might be write protected. When I try to
change the atributes of the folders with the attrib
command I get the access denied -*.* command. Any
suggestions?
Thanks,
Mark


 
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      28th Jan 2004
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Hi Mark,

Look in the Help files for Creating a Restore
Point, do that and then ask someone in Windows
forum how to delete whatever you want to delete.
And remember this when the only way to get your
system back is use the Restore Point.
--
regards,
don
" Do a kind deed for someone less fortunate
everyday."
It will warm God's heart"
====================


"Mark" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote
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..com...
I have several .cab files that I want to delete
because my virus checker determined they may be
unwanted. The are in C:\_restore\archive. However
I can't delete these files as I get the message the
disk might be write protected. When I try to
change the atributes of the folders with the attrib
command I get the access denied -*.* command. Any
suggestions?
Thanks,
Mark



 
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      28th Jan 2004

>-----Original Message-----
>I have several .cab files that I want to delete because

my virus checker determined they may be unwanted. The are
in C:\_restore\archive. However I can't delete these
files as I get the message the disk might be write
protected. When I try to change the atributes of the
folders with the attrib command I get the access denied -
*.* command. Any suggestions?
>Thanks,
>Mark
>.
>


Turn off your System Restore feature, reboot, and the
files will be gone.

MD

 
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