Several actually. Unimportant background info: I'm reinstalling Steam onto my F: drive since my C: drive is running out of space for it. I made the backup (all but the few files I'm having trouble deleting) & uninstalled Steam already.
Important background info:
So now I have just a few pesky files hanging around in my C:\Program Files\Steam\SteamApps\(email)\(multiple sources from here) folder... All of them have the same CRC thing going on. "Cannot delete (Filename): Data error (cyclic redundancy check)"
So thinking I might be able to get around it by deleting the files from the command prompt I go start up the little psuedo-DOS window. I don't think it would have a problem deleting the directory or files could I find them, but there's a problem...
I can't even find the Program Files folder.
Now I'm not exactly well versed in DOS (I believe I was 6 or 7 years old the last time I used it & I remember NOTHING) but is there any way I can delete these files?
Right now what I'm trying in the command prompt just to even manage LOCATING the Program Files folder are things like "dir c:\program files" & "dir c:\programfiles" and it can't even find the thing. =|
Any help or ideas on how to get rid of these files? And additionally the mystery of DOS commands would also be a nice thing to solve...
You will want to use CD CProgram Files to move to that directory. The Dir command is used to list content (i.e. files and directories in the current directory.)
So, you'll want to cd c:\Program Files\Steam\SteamApps or whatever folder and then del whatever files...