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Lawrence,
Thank you for your excellent suggestion. Unfortunately I had tried
this before I posted my original question. I forgot what a pain DOS
can be until I had to type in the identitiy folder name, all 38
charaters with out a typo. As I am sure you can see, typing is not my
strong suit.
Anyway back to the problem. Even in safe mode with comand prompt, I
get "Data Error (Cyclic Redundancy Check)" when I try to delete the
file and the file does not delete. I tried renaming the file and the
system will not let me. I tryed moving it out of the folder, again the
system will not let me. I ran the DOS CHKDSK to see if it could fix
the problems to no avail. Out of desperation I defraged the disc. Hey
you never know!
One peice of data I believe I left off the original post is that I am
running XP-SP2 and OE 6 (since that is the program with the corrupted
file)
Again Thank you for your suggestion I think it was a good on but I
still can not get delete the file. Any other thoughts
Thanks
Andy
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odea56
Lawrence,
Thank you for your excellent suggestion. Unfortunately I had tried
this before I posted my original question. I forgot what a pain DOS
can be until I had to type in the identitiy folder name, all 38
charaters with out a typo. As I am sure you can see, typing is not my
strong suit.
Anyway back to the problem. Even in safe mode with comand prompt, I
get "Data Error (Cyclic Redundancy Check)" when I try to delete the
file and the file does not delete. I tried renaming the file and the
system will not let me. I tryed moving it out of the folder, again the
system will not let me. I ran the DOS CHKDSK to see if it could fix
the problems to no avail. Out of desperation I defraged the disc. Hey
you never know!
One peice of data I believe I left off the original post is that I am
running XP-SP2 and OE 6 (since that is the program with the corrupted
file)
Again Thank you for your suggestion I think it was a good on but I
still can not get delete the file. Any other thoughts
Thanks
Andy
--
odea56