Windows won't move certain files, why?
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By default all the files burnt on the CD are read-only. so there is no way that you can move those files. You can try copy-paste and this should work. If you want to get rid of the contents from the CD then copy the file to your system and reformat the disc if its CDRW, if it is CD-R then you have no option other than destroying it :)
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try archiving it with WinRar or just use other program to send that file
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Test these...\n\nTo copy a file or folder\nOpen My Documents. \nIf the file or folder you want to copy is not located in My Documents or its subfolders, use Search to find it. To open Search, click Start, and then click Search.\n\nClick the file or folder you want to copy. \nUnder File and Folder Tasks, click Copy this file or Copy this folder. \nIn Copy Items, select the drive or folder you want to copy to, and then click Copy. \n Notes\n\nTo open My Documents, click Start, and then click My Documents. \nYou can copy more than one file or folder at a time. \nTo select consecutive files or folders, click the first item, press and hold down SHIFT, and then click the last item. To select nonconsecutive files or folders, press and hold down CTRL, and then click each item.\n\n\nTo move a file or folder\nOpen My Documents. \nIf the file or folder you want to move is not located in My Documents or its subfolders, use Search to find it. To open Search, click Start, and then click Search.\n\nClick the file or folder you want to move. \nUnder File and Folder Tasks, click Move this file or Move this folder. \nIn Move Items, click the new location for the file or folder, and then click Move. \n Notes\n\nTo open My Documents, click Start, and then click My Documents. \nTo select a consecutive group of files, click the first file, press and hold down SHIFT, and then click the last file. To select files or folders in nonconsecutive order, press and hold down CTRL, and then click the items you want. \nYou can also move a file or folder by dragging it to the desired location. For more information, click Related Topics. \n\n\n\nTo create a new folder\nOpen My Documents. \nUnder File and Folder Tasks, click Make a new folder. \nA new folder is displayed with the default name, New Folder, selected.\n\nType a name for the new folder, and then press ENTER. \n Notes\n\nTo open My Documents, click Start, and then click My Documents. \nYou can also create a new folder by right-clicking a blank area in a folder window or on the desktop, pointing to New, and then clicking Folder. \n\nLuck!
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Make sure you are in a file-folder window, not a program window...
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It may be just hiding.   You could create a new shortcut in programs files... Or you may need to go to the c/drive windows and make a new shortcut.\nE
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Sounds like you are coping the file to the other drive.  It will be easier if you right click on the file and do a cut an paste to the other drive.
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i believe there is a feature with xp in the start menu called file transfer wizard if you want to keep all your settings etc that may help you
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Go to Start menu > Run> type the following in it\n\nSFC /SCANNOW\n\nThis will envoke windows system file checker and will inform you if any system files has been moved or changed. You may need your installion CD before continuing.\n\nFor other options to be run with the command you can go to command prompt and type\n\nsfc /?\n\nThis will display other options that could be run along sfc command.\n\nLet know if this works!!
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Maybe the file's too big? Or your computer might also have viruses or something.
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It may be in use by your computer. Ctrl-Alt-Del and see if it's on the list. You could end task then try. But, I'd make sure it isn't a necessary file first.
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Yes.  Right click on "Start" and select "Explore".  That is the complete file system on your computer.  You can move files.  Make new folders and set them up any way you want.\n\nGood Luck
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If you want to deleat any files, just find them using the file manager/windows explorer and deleat them.  This shouldn't be as big a problem as you are making it out to be.
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If they aren't copy protected, copy them with Windows explorer.\nIf protected, get AnyDVD from Slysoft (21 day free trial).
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click start>search>all files and folders> then search for "*.tmp" and then delete all.\nright click Internet explorer icon on desktop, and go to properties.\nand delete temporary Internet files, cookies etc....\nu can free up more by moving your known files and folders from c: drive to d: drive.\nto do this right click the files,to move, and select "cut" option and then go to d: drive and again right click on the blank portion of that window and select "paste" option......\nremember: my documents folder is also allocated in the c: drive..\n(by default)... so u can free up spaces by moving my documents files to d: drive....through the above said process..\ncaution: don't move ''windows" and "program files" folders.\notherwise ur system will be malfunctioning.
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You don't want to remove a file simply because it's contiguous, or "all-together".\nRun a defragment utility to reallocate the used space on your hard drive.  That will also rearrange the fragmented files so they will become contiguous.  Instead of being scattered around in bits and pieces across the drive they're now all-together.
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You should be able to use "Alt" and "TAB" to shift between programs.  Some programs may stay on top if you set them to, like media player and real player, other than that, I'm at a loss, sorry!
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How are you sharing the files? I've used Windows file sharing and it already does this.