Cannot Delete File: File System Error (1026)

Error Message: Cannot Delete File: File System Error
(1026). What is the other way around this other than
these instructions when trying to delete a file?

On Sat, 15 May 2004 02:30:10 -0700, "plc"
wrote:

Error Message: Cannot Delete File: File System Error
(1026). What is the other way around this other than
these instructions when trying to delete a file?


The file may be in use. Reboot and try to delete it again, if that doesn't
work, boot to DOS and delete from there. I had a keylogger once that the
only way I could delete it was via DOS. Don't recall if I made a batch
file to do it or what.

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Sincerely,

Andrew H. Carter

You can use "DelLater", avaible from
http://www.diamondcs.com.au/index.php?page=dellater - as an article
says, you need to unzip the files to a folder (such as "C:\dellater\"),
and, when you need to remove a file that is part of an application which
you want to uninstall, for example, go to Start Run and type
"C:\dellater\dellater filename" (without "; C:\dellater\ is the
directory to which you have unzipped the zip file;dellater is the
filename of the DelLater executable - you must not change this; filename
is the path to the file, not only name.extension, but the complete path,
such as C:\folder1\file1.ext for file1.ext, which is placed at folder1,
that is placed at C: disk).

Nuno Silva (aka NJSG)


Andrew H. Carter (Applied ROT 17 Left ; for Email do ROT 17 right) wrote:
On Sat, 15 May 2004 02:30:10 -0700, "plc"
wrote:


Error Message: Cannot Delete File: File System Error
(1026). What is the other way around this other than
these instructions when trying to delete a file?



The file may be in use. Reboot and try to delete it again, if that doesn't
work, boot to DOS and delete from there. I had a keylogger once that the
only way I could delete it was via DOS. Don't recall if I made a batch
file to do it or what.