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boohbah`s idea of finishing the download should work, was gonna suggest it also, but figured you already tried it.
Quotation marks are correct although command prompt let's you use them quite freely as long as the path is understandable. All below examples would delete a file named Test File 1.bat:
- del "test*.*"
- del "test*".*
- del "Test File".*
However, OP's command has a syntax error as you noticed. Not only the space after C: but also the command itself (attrib) must of course be at the beginning of command line. Correct would be:
KariCode:attrib -r -s -h "C:\Users\ThinkPad W520\Desktop\Donor*.*"
Okay here is one I have used before and it does sound crazy.
Right click on the icon and send it to a floppy, thumb drive ect. Then delete it from the drive.
You could also try right clicking on the icon and email it to yourself and then delete the email when it comes in. It has work for me at times.
I'm presuming that you have already right clicked on the icon and went to file location and removed the file.
Just found this old thread of ours, check PooMan's post: The filename or extension is too long?
There's a link for an app that could be your solution.
Kari
There have been lots of good suggestions posted.
But... booting with a live Linux disc such as Ubuntu has always worked for me.