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PC boot fine and worked with no problems, So i tried this on all accounts.
OK. If it does, you can delete that folder safely - this was what I was wanting to check.
To delete it, there are a few options. Try this first :
1. Right-click on the folder, click Properties.
2. Now click the Security tab. Click the Edit button.
3. Select your user account name and then place a tick in Full Control.
4. Click Apply and OK to close the panel.
And finally this
A couple ideas:
- While it's not exactly something everyone has on hand (although hey, who does not have a friend with a mac nowadays?), what about using a non-windows computer like a mac or a linux live-cd/USB on your computer to delete such files.
Any non-windows OS isn't treating those folders and files as his precious treasure like windows OSs do.
For them, they are all the same businness. I already used my trusty Puppy linux USB to replace some OS files that were not accessible otherwise (and were causing issues), and it's a breeze after you figure out how its filemanager interface works .
-I had some longish-named undeletable files into folders and windows refused to delete them, a disk check found them as filesistem errors and removed them (It ran after a defrag I did for completely unrelated reasons).
Finally
So cheers Guy's that's another lesson learnt for Me. thanks for all your Help.