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Theatre_Of_Tragedy




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PostPosted: Wed, 30th Jul 2008 09:19    Post subject: Recycling Bin Problems
Sorry if this has been brought up in the past but I'm not sure if anyone has had it the same way I have, its really unusual, I've been using Agnitum Outpost Firewall for several reformats and the first time I used it I stupidly used their "Smart"scan technology which saves a Cache file so its faster to scan your computer for spyware, but in that you can't delete folders, resorting to Unlocker gets rid of that but ya see some files get past the initial "Can't delete [Folder name], folder is not empty" then when you go to empty the recycling bin it pounces on ya so you have to restore it then use Unlocker, but this time I got it into the bin, emptied it...but it said it couldn't be deleted just like the problem with the SmartScan cache file, but now its invisible (won't show up when I enable viewing hidden folders), so now I still get the error but theres no file, any help will be appreciated

If no answer is found I can just reformat, being hassled by Hal32.dll (think that was it) so need a reformat anyway, just been lazy cause it came up a day after reformatting in the first place. The folder was on a different hard drive, not system so it's still affected by the cache file (I turned SmartScan technology off straight after I found out what it was doing, damn rootkits).
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Psyclon.Thanatos




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Location: New Zealand
PostPosted: Thu, 28th Aug 2008 09:51    Post subject:
Found the problem, removed that pain in the ass Outpost Firewall (router is enough protection so I can use a half assed firewall) and everything went away, but no matter what I do, that even bigger pain in the ass Gameguard will always plague me, I KILL THEM.

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