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Linux Man
I have a file with 0 bytes in \Limeshop\Class directory that I can't delete.
I think it's a renamed class file, but am not sure.
I can move this folder, with the contained file, anywhere on my harddrive,
but I can't move it to another drive, like A:. Also, I can't move this file
out of the Code directory. When I try to delete the file, I get the
message, "Cannot delete file: Cannot read from the source file or disk."
When I try to drag the entire folder and contained file to the Recycle Bin,
I get the message, "Cannot delete [filename]: The filename, directory name,
or volume label syntax is incorrect.
I've also tried deleting when logged in as administrator and also tried
booting into the recovery console with the same effects.
Short of reinstalling my os, how do I remove this pesky folder and file?
TIA.
I think it's a renamed class file, but am not sure.
I can move this folder, with the contained file, anywhere on my harddrive,
but I can't move it to another drive, like A:. Also, I can't move this file
out of the Code directory. When I try to delete the file, I get the
message, "Cannot delete file: Cannot read from the source file or disk."
When I try to drag the entire folder and contained file to the Recycle Bin,
I get the message, "Cannot delete [filename]: The filename, directory name,
or volume label syntax is incorrect.
I've also tried deleting when logged in as administrator and also tried
booting into the recovery console with the same effects.
Short of reinstalling my os, how do I remove this pesky folder and file?
TIA.