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I meant my entire problem, not just the use of an elevated command prompt.
I meant my entire problem, not just the use of an elevated command prompt.
I don't know if I'm doing it right.It just says:
The system cannot find the file specified.
I followed you're instructions correctly. Am I doing something wrong? I also used a elevated command prompt, but it still gives me the same response.
Well, this folder is extremely stubborn. Here is my process and sorry for the length of this post:
I tried deleting it first.
It failed.
I then tried using a command prompt to delete it.
That failed too.
I created a batch file; one that was recommended to someone with a similar issue to me.
This one did not work.
I decided to break out the big guns: the elevated command prompt.
Nope, still there.
What do?
Nope, still here after reboot.
See if you are able to rename the "New Folder" folder, and be able to delete it afterwards.
If not, see if you are able to delete the contents of the folder, then see if you are able to delete the folder.
If still not, take ownership of the folder, and see if you are able to delete it afterwards.
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