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ssl6 13th September 2004 14:52

awdflash.exe
 
so i downloaded awdflash off the asus site a couple days ago. and now its on my desktop....and i still cant delete it, whenever i try, windows tells me its in use and i cant delete, theres nothin on the file attributes. i even tried booting from a disk with an ntfs reader to try and delete it from my desktop, and it wont let me do it either....

any ideas how i can get it off my desktop?

jmke 13th September 2004 14:55

" ntfs reader " does just that, read :)

start -> run -> cmd

cd "c:\documents and settings\%username%\desktop"
del awdflash.exe


and if that don't work, run "chkdsk"

ssl6 13th September 2004 14:57

doesnt work....did u read my post, i tried command prompt

jmke 13th September 2004 14:59

Re: awdflash.exe
 
I read your post for sure, did you read mine?

Quote:

Originally posted by ssl6
i even tried booting from a disk with an ntfs reader to try and delete it from my desktop
"NTFS reader"...

Quote:

Originally posted by jmke

and if that don't work, run "chkdsk"


kristos 13th September 2004 15:24

did you try safe mode yet?

ssl6 13th September 2004 15:55

safe mode was the first thing i tried, i dont get it....what could be stopping me from deleting a dos app off my desktop!?!?!?! and jmke....my bad, i missed the chkdsk part....ADD kicking in

ssl6 15th September 2004 02:12

it just occured to me to post a picture of the error i get in windows

ModdiN MansoN 16th September 2004 05:23

create a .bat-file with instructions to delete that specific file and put it in your "startup"-folder in the start-bar

example:

create a new txt-file and change it's name to "delflash.bat", then edit that file and type this:
Quote:

del c:\"path to your desktop-folder"\awdflash.exe
save the file and put it in the the folder named "startup", located in your "start"-bar

reboot

ssl6 16th September 2004 13:17

hmmm, i wonder if that will work

piotke 16th September 2004 13:38

press ctr-alt-del

Quit the "explorer.exe" process

then file --> new --> "cmd"

Delete the file

and finally again file --> new (task) --> explorer.exe


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