[Pr0jectX]

Well I have the same folder and I'm pretty sure its not causing the problems you having. I'll look up to see for any solutions for you.

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[GTechWiz]

you mean chkdsk c:/r
or which ever drive windows is installed on...

this stop error could be a virus as well!

Download this, burn it to a CD and run it to fix viruses issues...

http://www.free-av.com/en/tools/12/a...ue_system.html

Hope this was helpful...

[valis]

no, actually he meant chkdsk /f.

That will check the drive that he is currently on and having issues with. If he is having issues with a different drive, then at that point you add the drive quantifier.

[Kenny1]

well, there are 2 problems I'm looking at:

One, I can't delete that folder
Two, I can't boot up in safe mode

I've run AVG and it says I'm clean.

[Phantom010]

What have you tried so far?

Have you tried taking ownership of the folder or using Unlocker?

Have you tried chkdsk?

[Kenny1]

I've run chkdsk and it required that I do it at reboot, so I just went ahead and rebooted and it checked C drive, but the results disappeared before I could read them as it continued to boot up the computer. In any case, it was D drive where the stubborn file was located.

I did try unlocker and it worked! So that folder is gone now. That just leaves me with the issue of being unable to reboot in safe mode. I just tried it again and got the same error message as described in post #8 of this thread...