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April 2, 2008 - 9:34pm
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darth_booman
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Error Deleting file or folder!

I have gotten firefox portable and there are these files that wont delete. i tried to use unlocker but there is not luck...here is a picture...i want these files gone.....

DIRECTORY

E:>FireFoxPortable>Data>Profile>cant delete files....

go here for the picture i uploaded please:

http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/ee189/darth_wolfman/error-1.jpg

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April 2, 2008 - 9:42pm
Tim Clark
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Where are the files?

Hard drive?
Flash drive?

Log off, reboot, try again.
If Flash drive try a disk check.

Are you sure you want to delete files in your profile?

Tim

Things have got to get better, they can't get worse, or can they?

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April 2, 2008 - 9:47pm
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darth_booman
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its a flashdrive i

its a flashdrive i rebooted...i want them gone...firefox has been uninstalled...its making me have to buy another flashdrive

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April 2, 2008 - 11:38pm
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Bruce Pascoe
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Try this

Your drive's FAT has been corrupted. It's not a hardware problem and can be fixed.

First attempt:

  • Open a command prompt [Win+R, type "cmd", press enter]
  • Type "chkdsk Secret /F" [replace X with correct drive letter], press enter

Second attempt (if first attempt doesn't solve it):

  • Back up files on the drive you want to keep to somewhere on your hard drive.
  • Open My Computer (Computer in Vista), right click your drive -> Format.
  • Especially on Vista, you'll want to select Quick Format, otherwise it'll take forever and probably use a bunch of write cycles in case of a flash drive.
  • Click Start (a button labeled Start, NOT the Start menu!) and let it go
  • Copy the files you backed up earlier back to the drive.

The second is a last resort and will completely wipe out your drive (which is why you back up the files first!)

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