Why i cant delete file in my usb memory stick?
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It is probably a security file.\n\nHowever, if you use the Disk Management tool in Windows, you can remove the partition and start aagain.
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Try reininstalling the drivers and if this doesnt help it means that ur  usb drives have poped out.it happens if water or any conducting liquid gets inside the drives and makes a double contact,try not to use this drives again since it can ruin ur harddisk.
715342
Somebody told you a bunch of BS! The sd card isnt tape storage! When you erase a memory card, it sets all the bits to zero! Your pics are gone!
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If the file in in your computer ie. My Documents, it will delete, if you saved it on a flash drive or similar device make sure that is connected!!
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Did you have a floppy disk inserted or usb thumdrive / hdd attached to your PC's USB ports?\nRemove those one by one and see which one of them cause the problem... start with the floppy...
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try going under start, then search and searching by file name and then deleting everything that is associated with it. just make sure it's not a program that you need.
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If none the above methods work, you can try restarting your computer in safe mode and then try to delete the file.\n\nTo start in safe mode, restart your computer. Press F8 continuosly during re-boot until you see the start-up option screen. Use your up/down arrows to select the safe mode option. After your desktop shows, go to your recycle bin and try delete again.
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Just right click and delete.\nEmpty trash bin to completely get rid of it.
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sounds like your flash drive has died Dude ... try another one or something else in the USB ports .... if the "something else" works ... it's definately a dead flash drive
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1024 MB in 1 GB. As for the junp drive yes you can remove the files. just reformat it. go 2 my computer find the jumpdrive right click it then format.
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Try typing the name in "search" that should bring up all the files associated with it then you can delete them.
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Do you mean a memory card that plugs into your USB port? If so that is flash memory, and yes it has a shelf life. It can only be rewritten so many times, then it gonzo. Look up MRAM in google. it is the newest thing comming out. It will be better then what we have now.
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If you copied some files INTO the flash drive or changing or removing anything IN the flash drive, you should eject the flash drive first before removing.\n\nBut, if you just plug it in, and then COPY FROM the flash drive to the computer or just READ it directly, you can just remove it immediately anytime. This is okay as long as you are not ADDING, CHANGING, or REMOVING (DELETING) anything from the flash drive.\n\nBe careful as sometimes, for example, like WORD files (*.DOC), when you open it, it will create temporary files in the same folder as the original file, in this case, in your flash drive. This means that something is WRITTEN in the flash disk even though you just intend to read the word file and not saving/changing it. In this case, if you unplug the flash drive without closing the WORD document or if you unplug it at the time where the temporary files are just being deleted, you may have some unused files or lost clusters (lost files) that you may need to clean yourself. But in this case your original file is still safe because it was not modified. You can run DISK SCAN (right click on flash disk drive in my computer, properties, tools, click on CHECK NOW) to fix data errors.\n\nWell, sure ejecting first is most safe, but sometimes I just don't have the patience. This works for me.
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im assuming this is windows your talking about?\n\nokay\nto delete a file, the very easy way without too many clicks is,  highlight the file, left click it, keep hold of the click, drag it to the recycled bin\n\nright click the bin (letting go after you dragged it to the bin)\n\nclick with left mouse button, empty recycled bin\nclick yes if a questions comes up\n\nand theres a file deleted\n\ntake care,\ndez
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By deleting files you don't need anymore, or moving files to another drive.  Without knowing what's on your D: drive, I can't really be more specific than that.
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Here's the real answer! It cannot delete the file cause the registry is corrupted then. You right-click on Start menu, click Explore. Scroll down on the left hand side and look for Programs. Click the + beside it. Look for the program you want to delete. Right-click on it, click delete. \n\nNow for that registry problem. Two easy programs you must run. Cliclk on Start menu, open Programs, open Accesories, open System Tools, click on Disk Cleanup. Run it step by step, it is simple to do. Then same steps to follow to reach next program. Below Disk Cleanup you will see Disk Defragmentor. Click on it and run it also step by step.\n\nNow you have deleted that unwanted program and made your computer run faster and more efficient.
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in Fdisk there is a Non-Dos option...use that to delete an NTFS or any other Non-Dos Partition.