On my home computer I have three user profiles. My husband and me are
administrators and my son and daughter have their own profile. On my
daughters desktop is a folder that is undeletable (and also nameless). I
have a program called "delinvfile" (here is a link to delinvfile:
http://www.purgeie.com/delinv/index.htm) that is able to delete an
undeletable file or folder. My question is this, can I select my daughter's
"desktop" (by following the path: C://documents and settings/daughter/desktop
- select desktop and delete it safely? Will the desktop be rebuilt for her?

Thank you,
Sue

"Sue" <Sue@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> On my home computer I have three user profiles. My husband and me are
> administrators and my son and daughter have their own profile. On my
> daughters desktop is a folder that is undeletable (and also nameless). I
> have a program called "delinvfile" (here is a link to delinvfile:
> http://www.purgeie.com/delinv/index.htm) that is able to delete an
> undeletable file or folder. My question is this, can I select my
> daughter's
> "desktop" (by following the path: C://documents and
> settings/daughter/desktop
> - select desktop and delete it safely? Will the desktop be rebuilt for
> her?
>
> Thank you,
> Sue

Hi
Short answer to both Questions is Yes
be careful not to delete the desktop folder

Chas