Cannot Delete File

[Michael]

Have you tried rebooting and deleting from safe mode? Or
maybe deleting it with command prompt (dos emulator)

>-----Original Message-----
>Hello,
>
>I created a network folder and using a new scanner, place
documents into it.
>I created a .jpg and some .pdf files. I then attempted
to delete the .pdf
>files and was given a sharing error. The server is XP and
this particular
>workstation is Win2000.
>
>On my new machine (XP) I attempted to delete the files
with the same error.
>I have admin rights. I then opened the remote server
screen and was unable
>to delete the files.
>
>I went back to the original machine and tried to delete
the folder. The
>..pdf files were deleted, but I cannot delete the .jpg
file. I check the
>porperties and there are no restrictions. The file was
allowed access by
>the Everyone group. I logged on to the win2000 machine as
myself and added
>Administrators to the .jpg files and still could not
delete that file.
>
>This is frustrating. Can someone come up with a solution?
>
>God Bless,
>
>Mark A. Sam
>
>
>.
>

[Mark A. Sam]

Hello Michael,

I booted up this morning and tried and was able to delete the folder. Is
there a protocol that a person needs to reboot to remove a folder, or is
this just another of the millions of quirks in Microsoft products. Sheesh.

God Bless,

Mark


"Michael" > wrote in message
...
> Have you tried rebooting and deleting from safe mode? Or
> maybe deleting it with command prompt (dos emulator)
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Hello,
> >
> >I created a network folder and using a new scanner, place
> documents into it.
> >I created a .jpg and some .pdf files. I then attempted
> to delete the .pdf
> >files and was given a sharing error. The server is XP and
> this particular
> >workstation is Win2000.
> >
> >On my new machine (XP) I attempted to delete the files
> with the same error.
> >I have admin rights. I then opened the remote server
> screen and was unable
> >to delete the files.
> >
> >I went back to the original machine and tried to delete
> the folder. The
> >..pdf files were deleted, but I cannot delete the .jpg
> file. I check the
> >porperties and there are no restrictions. The file was
> allowed access by
> >the Everyone group. I logged on to the win2000 machine as
> myself and added
> >Administrators to the .jpg files and still could not
> delete that file.
> >
> >This is frustrating. Can someone come up with a solution?
> >
> >God Bless,
> >
> >Mark A. Sam
> >
> >
> >.
> >

[Mark A. Sam]

Hello Michael,

I booted up this morning and tried and was able to delete the folder. Is
there a protocol that a person needs to reboot to remove a folder, or is
this just another of the millions of quirks in Microsoft products. Sheesh.

God Bless,

Mark


"Michael" > wrote in message
...
> Have you tried rebooting and deleting from safe mode? Or
> maybe deleting it with command prompt (dos emulator)
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Hello,
> >
> >I created a network folder and using a new scanner, place
> documents into it.
> >I created a .jpg and some .pdf files. I then attempted
> to delete the .pdf
> >files and was given a sharing error. The server is XP and
> this particular
> >workstation is Win2000.
> >
> >On my new machine (XP) I attempted to delete the files
> with the same error.
> >I have admin rights. I then opened the remote server
> screen and was unable
> >to delete the files.
> >
> >I went back to the original machine and tried to delete
> the folder. The
> >..pdf files were deleted, but I cannot delete the .jpg
> file. I check the
> >porperties and there are no restrictions. The file was
> allowed access by
> >the Everyone group. I logged on to the win2000 machine as
> myself and added
> >Administrators to the .jpg files and still could not
> delete that file.
> >
> >This is frustrating. Can someone come up with a solution?
> >
> >God Bless,
> >
> >Mark A. Sam
> >
> >
> >.
> >