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Pedia egrapsa sto pc m to l2  interlude katebasa enan server me patch system den m arese kai otan kano delete to l2 mou leei den einai dinati i diagrafei to msxml4.dlldem den epitrepete  i prosbasei bebeothite oti to arxeio den exei prostasia i oti den xrisimopoiite auti tin stigmi. ti na kano??

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Pedia egrapsa sto pc m to l2  interlude katebasa enan server me patch system den m arese kai otan kano delete to l2 mou leei den einai dinati i diagrafei to msxml4.dlldem den epitrepete  i prosbasei bebeothite oti to arxeio den exei prostasia i oti den xrisimopoiite auti tin stigmi. ti na kano??

 

olo to l2 8es na diagrapseis h to system???

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You cant delete a file ?

 

 

1. Is the file in use? It sounds obvious but it happens. If it is being used or open, close the file and the application that opened it. For example, if it is a Word document, close Microsoft Word.

  2. If the file was opened in an application (and subsequently closed), but the program is still running, try quitting the program. Windows will lock a file because the application hasn't yet released it. This is not always Windows fault and can be the fault of the program.

  3. If the file is an AVI, in particular a DivX AVI, try renaming it and then deleting it. DivX files don't get on very well with Windows XP and sometimes renaming the file can trick Windows into releasing it.

  4. Reboot your PC and don't start any programs. Go directly to the file and delete it.

  5. In Windows Explorer, switch to View-Details and then select View-Choose Details. Uncheck everything except the file name. This stops Windows XP trying to read the file - this problem affects many video, audio and graphics files.

  6. Still no luck? OK, here is the best trick of all. Most sites give you cryptic Windows registry and DOS commands to remove a file, but the answer is so much simpler. Get a copy of MoveOnBoot. It's free and this simple tool allows you to Move, Copy or Delete files before Windows can lock or alter the files. The changes are made to your hard drive before Windows starts, hence it requires a restart of your system after you give MoveOnBoot its instructions. There are no messy boot or DOS commands, just a simple 3-step process.

 

      Step 1: Locate the name of the file that is causing your problems.

 

      Step 2: Decide if you want to copy, move or delete the file.

 

      Step 3. Choose a destination for moving the file, or a new file name for the rename option (this option won't appear if you are deleting a file).

 

      Click OK to confirm you want to process. The nice thing is that the program doesn't make you reboot straight away. It's a good idea to reboot ASAP, but if you are in the middle of something and want to wait, the program will simply run next time you start Windows.

 

  7. If the file reappears again (check its creation date to ensure it is being recreated) and you can't make it budge, you may have trouble with spyware or a virus on your system (don't overlook the possibility it may also be an important system file). In this case you should get a good spyware removal program to scan your system.

 

 

 

To 4. einai to pio sigouro ^^ :)  gl

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nai opos otan pas na valis alo system na pexeis

eno exeis pexei ton server pou epezes prin k 8es na ton alaxis

i mean :epeza infogate k vgika na pexo alo server k vazo mesa to system tote  sou leei @dies gia mslx 4

se ekini tin periptosi kaneis ena rr to pc k gg

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