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I see the ownership changed. Now it is owned by the computers name " John-PC " So can I make a new user with administative power " ? The only user on the system is " John " and guest (not used).
I see the ownership changed. Now it is owned by the computers name " John-PC " So can I make a new user with administative power " ? The only user on the system is " John " and guest (not used).
Bill2, Thanks, good try, but that won't work also..
Try a couple of things. One, try this tool.
LockHunter is a free 64/32 bit tool to delete files blocked by any processes
If still no joy, boot from your install dvd, choose Repair your computer- Command prompt, then manually delete the folders.
Folder - Delete from Command Prompt
You can try the manual delete inside windows too.
Well, when I purchased the computer windows was already installed. I was directed to backup to dvd. I have DVD's 1,2,3,4. I don't get the option to repair windows, just install. That is how I got the files installed on my drive in the first place. I backed up my computer to re-install windows, now I can't get rid of the files. So I don't get a option for a command prompt, just install windows...
OK. Download the 64 bit system repair disk from here.
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System Repair Disc - Create
Last edited by Brink; 09 Sep 2011 at 21:40. Reason: Please do not post these types of links
Thanks Bill2, that would have been very helpful before I re-installed Windows and got into this mess. I'm going to make a repair disk for the next time. Before I re-install Windows...