Undeletable Files

[Connie]

I have files on my CD drive I am unable to delete. I get
a message that "Files on CD are read-only and cannot be
deleted." The message says they "can be copied to a
writeable CD which will replace files already on the
CD." However, when I try to write them I get a message
that the file cannot be written. I had this problem once
before and I created a new folder and moved the files
and then deleted them from the CD drive as well as the new
folder but it's not working this time. I have also tried
moving, copying and cutting and pasting. I can move the
files to a new folder and delete them from the new folder
with no problem ( I get no read-only cannot be deleted
message) but they remain on my CD drive. I have also
followed the directions for deleting temporary files on
the CD drive through My Computer. Using these
instructions it says I will see FILES READY TO BE WRITTEN
TO CD but instead mine says FILES CURRENTLY ON CD. Then
it says under CD Writing Tasks I will see these files
under DELETE TEMPORARY FILES but I do not see this. I
also found the following: http://www.kellys-korner-
xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm Line 39 Right column "Delete
undeletable file" but the instructions are too
confusing. Can anyone help me? Thanks in advance.

[Patrick]

Click below link, it gives som explanation on the matter.
http://www.aumha.org/win5/a/xpcd.htm

Connie wrote:
> I have files on my CD drive I am unable to delete. I get
> a message that "Files on CD are read-only and cannot be
> deleted." The message says they "can be copied to a
> writeable CD which will replace files already on the
> CD." However, when I try to write them I get a message
> that the file cannot be written. I had this problem once
> before and I created a new folder and moved the files
> and then deleted them from the CD drive as well as the new
> folder but it's not working this time. I have also tried
> moving, copying and cutting and pasting. I can move the
> files to a new folder and delete them from the new folder
> with no problem ( I get no read-only cannot be deleted
> message) but they remain on my CD drive. I have also
> followed the directions for deleting temporary files on
> the CD drive through My Computer. Using these
> instructions it says I will see FILES READY TO BE WRITTEN
> TO CD but instead mine says FILES CURRENTLY ON CD. Then
> it says under CD Writing Tasks I will see these files
> under DELETE TEMPORARY FILES but I do not see this. I
> also found the following: http://www.kellys-korner-
> xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm Line 39 Right column "Delete
> undeletable file" but the instructions are too
> confusing. Can anyone help me? Thanks in advance.

[Connie]

Thanks!
>-----Original Message-----
>Click below link, it gives som explanation on the matter.
>http://www.aumha.org/win5/a/xpcd.htm
>
>Connie wrote:
>> I have files on my CD drive I am unable to delete. I
get
>> a message that "Files on CD are read-only and cannot be
>> deleted." The message says they "can be copied to a
>> writeable CD which will replace files already on the
>> CD." However, when I try to write them I get a message
>> that the file cannot be written. I had this problem
once
>> before and I created a new folder and moved the files
>> and then deleted them from the CD drive as well as the
new
>> folder but it's not working this time. I have also
tried
>> moving, copying and cutting and pasting. I can move
the
>> files to a new folder and delete them from the new
folder
>> with no problem ( I get no read-only cannot be deleted
>> message) but they remain on my CD drive. I have also
>> followed the directions for deleting temporary files on
>> the CD drive through My Computer. Using these
>> instructions it says I will see FILES READY TO BE
WRITTEN
>> TO CD but instead mine says FILES CURRENTLY ON CD. Then
>> it says under CD Writing Tasks I will see these files
>> under DELETE TEMPORARY FILES but I do not see this. I
>> also found the following: http://www.kellys-korner-
>> xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm Line 39 Right column "Delete
>> undeletable file" but the instructions are too
>> confusing. Can anyone help me? Thanks in advance.
>
>
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>