Hey there, i just joined the forum for one reason :xI was downloading some of my music off limewire with my new vista HP laptop, and you know,...
I had the 64-bit beta verison of Vista installed on my computer. As you know, it creates a "Program Files (x86)" for 32-bit applications. Later, I installed the full version of Vista (32-bit). Now I want to delete the "Program Files (x86)" folder...
Has anyone else noticed that in Explorer, if you try to delete or move files (which is a copy followed by a delete), Explorer gives you that annoying message saying Access Is Denied, usually meaning that something has the file open?
I've figured out that most of the time, I simply have to click on a different folder in the Explorer window. It seems like the thumbnails or indexing service are holding up the file operations. This is highly annoying.
Should this be considered a bug? I'd think if you were to delete or move a file, Windows should be smart enough to drop Expl
Right, when I got my version of Vista I installed it on a partioned drive. I left my version of xp on that hard drive so I could dual boot but now vista seems to have rid the start up choice of booting into xp and to be honest I never use it anyway.
I go to what is now my D:\ drive and I right click the folders, Windows, Programs Files, Documents and Settings and click delete. I go through all the UAC process and then i get this message all the time:
I go into the folders and I can delete most of the files out from there but the folders still remain and it is annoying me.
Im getting vista oem tomoroww. I have two drives local disk and recovery files should i delete the recovery files or is vista automaticly ganna delete when i do clean install?
i dont know why three threads were made?
Im getting vista oem tomoroww. I have two drives local disk and recovery files should i delete the recovery files or is vista automaticly ganna delete when i do clean install?
i dont know why three threads were made?
Hello.Recently; i've upgraded to vista business 32. I think vista is very nice.However; While attempting to delete the files in my "Windows.old" directory I an denied access. The message will appear to be something like this: "You need...
Seriously, kinda pissed off. How can an administrator be denied delete his files in his own system32 folder? I turned of stupid UAC - still access denied. I thought it might be using the file but that goes for every file in the directory including log files which are obviously not in use.
I seriously don't know I been working on this for four hours - somebody please help...
