how to delete writer protected file?
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remove write protection using the context menu's properties window or using cmd to remove the attribute.  You should be able to delete it normally, then.  If not, then it may also be a system file.  Remove the system file attribute by going to Start - Run and typing\ncmd\nthen hit Enter.\nSay, for example, the directory is C:&#92;Documents and Settings, you would type\ncd c:&#92;docume~1\nand hit Enter\nthen type\ndir\nand hit Enter to see a list of the contained directories and files, or type\nattrib\nand hit Enter to see the same list with each file's attributes.\nTo remove the system file attribute from the file you would type\nattrib filename.ext -s\nthen hit Enter.\n\nThis should work.  Good luck.
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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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go to control panel, then Internet connections,then Internet options then delete files , then settings, then edit and click select all then file and delete and click yes. any problems e-mail me at roy40372@yahoo.com
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Two ways to try.\n1.  Boot into safe mode at a DOS prompt and delete it manually\n2. Set up a script to delete it on boot.
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Assumintg u have explored the option of contro panel-> add/remove programs ,one way is to format the drive on which is installed.If u are not prepared to do that manually delete the folders of f-prot.if u get the message access denied ,right click the folders and choose archive option.then u would be able to delete them.\nthen goto run->regedit->localusers->softwares->.pick fprotholder keys and delete them.
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You do not need to convert it what you do is close the file and then locate the file in Windows and right click the file and click properties and then click read only this will disable the file from being edited.
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chances are you are trying to "burn" a copyright protected file....or something is corrupted....check writer hardware and cables, copy software
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Use this removal tool:\n\nhttp://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/tsgeninfo.nsf/docid/2005033108162039?Open&src=&docid=2004093015165236&nsf=tsgeninfo.nsf&view=docid&dtype=&prod=&ver=&osv=&osv_lvl=
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The below tutorial will tell you what to do to delete a file that is locked or in use:\n\nhttp://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/tutorial131.html\n\nJust follow the steps in the above tutorial and you should have no trouble deleting the file.
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i dont think u can...just open up lots of other files and it will wipe over them ones that u dont want there
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didnt you tried to delete it first before asking....\n\ntry the regular delete..\n\nif you cant delete it then switch to windows safe mode.....\n\nthen again delete it...\n\nlastly go to DOS MODE...\n\nand delete it ....
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You'll have to give more information.  But, generally files cannot be deleted because they are in use.  One thing you can try it to reboot into "safe mode" (I assume you are using windows) and then try and delete the files.  \n\nIn safe mode, nothing really loads so it keeps the files clean and deletable...
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If it was my computer, I would do it the old school way.  Open up a DOS window, switch to the directory with the files, do an\nAttrib filename -r  (that will remove the read only status) and then delete the file.
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Go to the Control Panel then click Add or Remove Programs, then click on the file you want to delete then press delete on your keyboard.\nHope this helps.\nThe_Crazy_Guy!
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use safe mode. when you start your computer press f10 or f8. this will send you in to safe mode and you can delete that file.
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When it asks you if you want to delete them, press delete. If you can't delete them you can delete them manually by finding their original files and delete them.\n\n\nMore infomation in the source.
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you can remove any of them by formatin related local hard drive. must be C and D