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  1. 27th Apr 2004 04:20 #1
    GoldenDragon
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    Hi,

    Some of the Windows Update mechanisms have started downloading entire Windows XP SP2 installation files. I have interuped it, and now I have a lot of files in one folder that I can't delete. Windows says that they are in use or something. I tryed few programs for this, but with no results. How to make a script (batch) to delete this files after Windows start, but prior the login? Or maybe what to use to do this?

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    Boot in safe mode and delete em, if that does not work, make an XP boot disc (Fairly complex!) boot from that and then delete em!
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    Firstly, there could be a very good reason why you can't touch these files. Make sure you know what you're doing before you do delete them.

    You could try using CyberShredder on quick mode to delete them. This has worked for troublesome files for me in the past.

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