- Removing Temporary Internet file!
- Posted by Rick Pursley on July 19th, 2003
I have a user who is unable to log onto his system. User
gets an message at log in stating "Yor are not configured
for this system...try logging into a another system. and
is continually denied access to his system. I tried to
rename and then remove is profile. I could not complete
this due to the file in the temporary internet folder. I
was denied access to a file in temporary internet file.
The folder is named.....GD8T6Z05 and the file is named...
1E003674EC1EE8D8[1].
I cannot remove the file or folder..cannot rename it...I
did find the string in the registry and was able to remove
it.
How can I delete it?
Thanks
- Posted by Pegasus \(MVP\) on July 19th, 2003
Start a Command Prompt, navigate to the folder in
question, then issue this command:
del 1E*.*
If the file is protected, unprotect it with this command:
attrib -h -r 1E*.*
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- Posted by Tony Rule on July 19th, 2003
Or use "DELTREE /Y 1E*" - that'll kill that pesky
directory.
Isn't it funny how we always end up at a command prompt to
sort stuff out? I pity the new breed coming through now
without all the command line experience of DOS & Win9x - I
couldn't get by without it - batch files RULE!. I use
batch files to sync data across computers, clear the
recent documents menu & numerous other tasks that none of
the pretty windows interface can do.
I must be a die-hard DOS'er - I even have a hot key
CTRL+ALT+D to bring my command prompt in Win2k.
