Finding a file in Windows Explorer

[dave]

When I ran Norton it found a virus and gave me a location of C:\documents\settings\dave\application data\ienq\appbs32.dll
However when I use windows explorer I don't find a folder under dave with the name of "application data" and when I do a search on the file name, explorer doesn't find it.
Any suggestions on what to do is appreciated.

[dave]

OK, I found it, but now when I try to delete it I get a message that says cannot delete make sure disk is not full or file is in use.

"dave" wrote:

> When I ran Norton it found a virus and gave me a location of C:\documents\settings\dave\application data\ienq\appbs32.dll
> However when I use windows explorer I don't find a folder under dave with the name of "application data" and when I do a search on the file name, explorer doesn't find it.
> Any suggestions on what to do is appreciated.

[Ramesh [MVP]]

"Application Data" is a hidden folder. Type the whole path from the RUN =
box:

"C:\documents\settings\dave\application data"

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"dave" > wrote in message =
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When I ran Norton it found a virus and gave me a location of =
C:\documents\settings\dave\application data\ienq\appbs32.dll
However when I use windows explorer I don't find a folder under dave =
with the name of "application data" and when I do a search on the file =
name, explorer doesn't find it.
Any suggestions on what to do is appreciated.

[David Candy]

"C:\Documents and Settings\Dave\Application Data\ienq"

Type above into Start Run. App Data is hidden.

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"dave" > wrote in message =
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> When I ran Norton it found a virus and gave me a location of =
C:\documents\settings\dave\application data\ienq\appbs32.dll
> However when I use windows explorer I don't find a folder under dave =
with the name of "application data" and when I do a search on the file =
name, explorer doesn't find it.
> Any suggestions on what to do is appreciated.

[David Candy]

Rename, reboot, delete.

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"dave" > wrote in message =
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> OK, I found it, but now when I try to delete it I get a message that =
says cannot delete make sure disk is not full or file is in use.
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> "dave" wrote:
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> > When I ran Norton it found a virus and gave me a location of =
C:\documents\settings\dave\application data\ienq\appbs32.dll
> > However when I use windows explorer I don't find a folder under dave =
with the name of "application data" and when I do a search on the file =
name, explorer doesn't find it.
> > Any suggestions on what to do is appreciated.

[Pop]

Caution: David Candy(asses) ahead; use caution, slippery
surface.


"David Candy" > wrote in message
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Rename, reboot, delete.

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"dave" > wrote in message
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> OK, I found it, but now when I try to delete it I get a
message that says cannot delete make sure disk is not full
or file is in use.
>
> "dave" wrote:
>
> > When I ran Norton it found a virus and gave me a
location of C:\documents\settings\dave\application
data\ienq\appbs32.dll
> > However when I use windows explorer I don't find a
folder under dave with the name of "application data" and
when I do a search on the file name, explorer doesn't find
it.
> > Any suggestions on what to do is appreciated.

[Byte]

When Norton found it, didn't you have it put in quarantine at that time? That is
the best way. You also had the option for Norton to try a repair on the file.

"dave" wrote:

> When I ran Norton it found a virus and gave me a location of C:\documents\settings\dave\application data\ienq\appbs32.dll
> However when I use windows explorer I don't find a folder under dave with the name of "application data" and when I do a search on the file name, explorer doesn't find it.
> Any suggestions on what to do is appreciated.