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Thread ID: 136625 2014-03-23 23:21:00 Cannot delete empty folders inside an empty folder ollieogg (6593) Press F1
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1371128 2014-03-24 01:01:00 No malware, or viruses ;) scanned daily ollieogg (6593)
1371129 2014-03-24 02:05:00 Try running 'Disk Cleanup'. CliveM (6007)
1371130 2014-03-24 04:15:00 Open the task manager, and make sure nothing relating to mobi is running - like a reader - if a folder cant be deleted its sometimes because a program is holding it. Even though you may have deleted the files, your reader could be holding the folder :2cents: wainuitech (129)
1371131 2014-03-24 09:05:00 No, nothing there :( and disk clean up didnt do anything either. I think it may be impossible to fix this short of a completely reinstall which isnt worth it. Ill just hide it away somewhere where it wont bug me. ollieogg (6593)
1371132 2014-03-24 09:08:00 No, nothing there :( and disk clean up didnt do anything either. I think it may be impossible to fix this short of a completely reinstall which isnt worth it. Ill just hide it away somewhere where it wont bug me. Someone before suggested using a Linux Live CD, boot from that , navigate to the desktop and delete the folder, should work as its not actually running form within W8. wainuitech (129)
1371133 2014-03-24 09:23:00 I'd try running chkdsk C: /f from the command prompt. This may sort the file structure out as it says the file isn't there.

No guarantees, but worth a try.

You will, of course, have done a full image backup before trying fixes!
linw (53)
1371134 2014-03-24 10:33:00 Bet this gets rid of it:

http://eraser.heidi.ie/
zqwerty (97)
1371135 2014-03-24 21:48:00 What I find strange is that you can move it but not delete it, unless I misunderstood what you mean by putting it in the try to delete this folder? dugimodo (138)
1371136 2014-03-24 22:04:00 Under the Folders Properties/security ,is there anything there that can be changed(permissions) to be able to delete? Lawrence (2987)
1371137 2014-03-24 22:59:00 I'd try running chkdsk C: /f from the command prompt. This may sort the file structure out as it says the file isn't there.

No guarantees, but worth a try.

You will, of course, have done a full image backup before trying fixes!

x2. CHKDSK should remove it.
Agent_24 (57)
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