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I wrote a big article on these dongles here: Been looking for the driver…. Noone knew how to help. Changed the compatibility on my laptop to Windows 7. The right solution at the right time! Might want to let people know that in order to complete the process they need to be connected to a working network. Great news, its about time PNG experience the new and more effective method of online trading.
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I've granted every permission possible. I've tried taking ownership. I've tried moving the data, re-formatting, and replacing the data. To say the very least, this is aggravating.
One of several possible causes is this. In Windows, any object shared on the network has two sets of access rights appliled to it, one for the objects files, folders themselves, and one for the share. Have you checked both? Sometimes the long filename will prevent renaming files and folders on the "too long" path, preventing you from shortening the names. Once the items are right at the root level, simply hitting delete key brings up the recycle bin's "Are you sure?
Killing the process and sometimes restarting explorer. Finally, if you have an obscene number of subfolders, it was often helpful to go to the lowest one, grab a parent folder 2 to 4 levels above it, then move that parent with its children even another 3 or 4 levels higher.
Repeat that procedure a few times and you will have greatly reduced the the length of the entire path. You could try the subst method described in Shorten names. It should also work. I put the folder containing the file into the shared documents folder, set up a new profile and copied the folder onto the new profile desktop, then went back to my profile and deleted the new profile.
Map a drive to a folder in the structure of the path Map a drive to a folder inside the structure of the path of the target file or folder. This method shortens the virtual path. For example, suppose you have a path that is structured as follows: In this path, the total character count is over characters. To short the length of this path, to 73 characters, map a drive to SubfolderName4. The simple but effective solution was the following: Select the Security Tab.
Mark your username and authorize full control. Now you can delete the folder without problems. The first thing I did was make sure I was the owner and had full rights but that did not work either.
Then you can delete the problem file. Then re-enable the UAC and 5. I have added your advice to the main article and activated a personal blog for you on this web site.
I have tried multiple ways to delete a video i have, but it always says i need to confirm the operation, so i do, then it says destination folder access denied. I tried taking ownership of the file, but it says unable to set new owned, access is denied. I can't move or even rename the file. I believe that the cause for this behavior is that Windows Explorer actually enrolls a codec to determine the file type or some such. If anybody knows more about this, please reply.
Now if anything goes wrong there, like a defective codec and there are many or a not perfectly encoded media file, the codec can crash and fail to release the file after opening it. Several of the above methods should work. Try to avoid opening the folder, try to prevent that Windows looks at the file.
For example, reboot, then delete the entire folder. You may have to move other files out first, but then you have to reboot to release the problem file. But the most convenient method is still a tool like Unlocker , which essentially does all this behind the scenes and without you having to worry about anything. I have seen Unlocker recommended several times but when I follow the links for this recommendation above and others it gives this warning message:.
This website has been reported to Microsoft for containing threats to your computer that might reveal personal or financial information. Does anyone know why IE thinks the web site for Unlocker is a dangerous web site full of viruses, etc when so many people recommend it?
I just looked through the code of the web page http: The page does use several JavaScript functions, but I could not discern any danger. Since Unlocker is a well-known program that can be downloaded from that page, the author would have to be crazy to let any virus ride piggyback on his good software.
How I got this forum is interesting: On further analysis, I figured out that it was the usual Windows philosophy of providing a random error when they did not know what the problem was and that the real issue was that the directory had invalid entries including multiple files with the same name. I decided that I should try and delete this directory, but none of the following worked: Regular Windows delete 3.
The Path Too Long Utility 5. Boot with another operating system. After a week of frustration, I realized that I could use my Acronis True Image software to take a image copy of the entire drive excluding the offensive directory and then restore the drive from this copy. This requires buying Acronis and having an additional disk, but if you do not already have a utility like this for backups, then it is time to get one. Not only can you recover from a damaged drive, but you can also roll back changes, find files that you may have accidentally deleted or over-written.
BTW, the reason I was trying to convert the drive is because that is the only way to upgrade to Vista and Windows 7 without having to wipe the disk, lose all settings and do a clean install. I love XP, but I am going to have to upgrade some time in my life.
There is a free version of True Image but the version will only work when at least one drive is a WD drive or Segate. Too bad that good old chkdsk is too stupid to catch this kind of error.
Too bad also that we don't have some unlink utility that just removes the folder, no matter what. But that's how it is. What if a file or file is restored from image after deleting a particular user account. How to delete that file if a user account is deleted. None of the downloaded utilities worked nor did any of the command line scripts. What's amazing is that resorting to the use of another free OS was the simplest solution to correcting a rather difficult Windows problem.
Just hope Win7 when it finally shows up isn't as buggy. I also carry some kind of Linux boot disk, if only to use the Gnome Partition Manager. Microsoft may not directly be faulted. They would probably say that it is impossible to create a file with a colon in its name with Windows itself, so it's not their problem. The underlying problem is that Windows does not defend itself against other faulty software. I have some OpenOffice.
This suggests that not only MS but other commercial utilities within Windows fail to insulate themselves from external interference. That doesn't fit my knowledge. ZIP files are encrypted and cannot be cracked, if the password is long enough. If it's the only image in the folder, this is the best way to do it. Install a recent Java JDK http: I put my work files in C: Create a Blackscreen batch file - DeleteTree. On some Windows platforms the last line will be 'c: Download and unzip Jakarta IO from http: It was created by an error in an Eclipse file I was trying probably , or so subdirectories were created.
Double click on the DeleteTree. In my case, it took quite a while for the program to finish 6 minutes or so , it was a very deep tree. You can use notepad for the editor. If you use the same setup I used, It should only take 15 minutes or so. I did not allow you to pass in a path - I considered this a dangerous thing to do - that is why I force you to hard code the exact path name in.
I faced this situation when using a weblogic library called from ant script, the library encountered error, and somehow ended up created a funny directory structure that I can not delete from Windows Explorer, or from command line using rmdir, even chkdsk can not fix, just about to give up and format the whole drive.
Thanks to your post, I follow your suggestion, create a simple java program, fixed this 'insanity'. I think I learned a lesson today, thanks to you, if a file is created from java program, then use java program to remove it.
A little problem is that Java is required, which is a bit heavy for those users who do not already have it installed, but for those like me who have the Java Runtime Engine installed anyway, it would be easy to use.
I used one tool at http: Thanks for the link. However, that tool helps only in the one case where the path is too long. And it even costs money. And that problem can be solved quite easily by renaming a folder. Still, if somebody keeps having this particular problem, it could be useful. With Windows Explorer I set: There appears to be nothing hidden Also, if I try to acccess either "amd64" or "i" I get "Access is denied". I have tried to delete these folders using most of the mentioned methods with no luck These include: The folders have probably been moved from another computer, hence the strange owner, whose common name is not known on this computer.
It would be easier, had they been copied, rather than moved, but it's still possible to give yourself access rights. By the way, this same problem also occurs when you want to delete the System Volume Information folder after disabling System Restore for the drive. When you said "Take ownership.
You have already done that. I had taken ownership of the top level folder only. I went back and looked at the Change Owner in the security settings. There I verified that I was the owner of the top level directory.