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Lil' Dave
I disabled system restore entirely. There were vestiges left behind with
empty System Volume Information folder on each partition. Those folders I
deleted with the exception on 2 different partitions where I was not allowed
access to these folders. These partitions are on separate hard drives.
Both are the last logical partition. One is NTFS, one is FAT32. Each
folder is 0 bytes, hidden, and read-only per properties.
I have since then, enabled system restore. Then, disabled system restore
for all "drives" except the c: drive. Restarted XP. Those same folders are
still inaccessible and cannot be deleted in the same locations I previously
described.
I am using HE XP w/SP3 up to date. I am the only user, and have
administrator rights.
How do I get rid of those folders within the default windows XP environment?
empty System Volume Information folder on each partition. Those folders I
deleted with the exception on 2 different partitions where I was not allowed
access to these folders. These partitions are on separate hard drives.
Both are the last logical partition. One is NTFS, one is FAT32. Each
folder is 0 bytes, hidden, and read-only per properties.
I have since then, enabled system restore. Then, disabled system restore
for all "drives" except the c: drive. Restarted XP. Those same folders are
still inaccessible and cannot be deleted in the same locations I previously
described.
I am using HE XP w/SP3 up to date. I am the only user, and have
administrator rights.
How do I get rid of those folders within the default windows XP environment?