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by jamrock
by gziv
You might want to try deleting the file from the command line, using the 8.3-char name. Another thing to try is using the 16-bit Winfile (the old win3.1 file manager. It can also do the trick. If this doesn't work, you might want to ry WinCommander. It's very good and often succeeds where the regular explorer fails. It is one shareware I really recommend getting for your personal arsenal.
Cheers,
by jamrock
by nikki96
Did you try emptying the folder using Explorer? Open Internet Explorer. Click on Tools->Internet Options. Go to the General tab. There is a section about halfway down that says Temporary Internet Files. Click on Delete Files button. Make sure you check the box for deleting offline content.
Click OK (or apply) until all screens clear.
HTH
~nikki~
by jamrock
by krowey
by barryflows
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