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I am running NT4 SP6. I am trying to delete this one file but I always get the message: "Cannot delete 'filename': The parameter is incorrect." I've tried restarting the system, stopping all services, taking an ownership of that file and directorynothing works. I am also logged in as Domain Admin.
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by elliotross
What is the file name ?? if it contains an illegal character or is a device name (i.e. aux) try using the POSIX delete command.
ie. rm
by roman_empire
It is am orbitrary file, not a system file called company.jpg.
Your resolution did not help.
However I was able to login to that Nt server thru win95 client and deleted file in question.
by lewey04
It sounds like you might be trying to delete a system file. If you really want to delete it you could boot to a dos disk (via sysinternals read/write NTFS utility) and delete the offending file. However, if it is a system file why would you want to delete it. Just my 2 cents. Good luck.
by roman_empire
It is am orbitrary file, not a system file called company.jpg.
Your resolution did not help.
However I was able to login to that Nt server thru win95 client and deleted file in question.
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