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Lately I've noticed that whenever I delete a file I get an error message saying "Cannot Delete DcX: Access Denied" X being a random number. When I try to delete the file again, it deletes with no problems. Any ideas?
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Daniel Butler
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I've had that happen a few times. A reboot usually fixes it.
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Yeah, are you going to change the display icon on the recycle bin, get a new directive-file, switch out the trash sound-effect and pretend that's how it sounded all along?
Sir, you are alienating the trash-can enthusiasts!
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Well my recycle bin never made a sound, but what do mean by get a new directive-file? Can't you tell I'm computer savvy.
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"What do you mean by reboot, start all over again?"
I believe he refers to the act of powering the computer down and back up again. Usually accomplished by the "Restart" option made available by selecting "Shut Down" or "Turn off computer" from the Start menu.
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Well I was checking to make sure that Dan wasn't telling me to reinstall Windows or something. Cause I can't really afford to do that now.
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Daniel Butler
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I see what you mean about not being computer savvy To "boot" means to turn on a computer, by the way. (Well actually it refers to the entire process of getting the operating system up and running in RAM, which presupposes the BIOS started correctly...but um, yeah, just turn it off and back on again is what I meant, and don't just hibernate. Sorry.)
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Not as bad as the call I had with an Asian (don't know exact country) operator who kept trying to sell me this multi-media technobabble device for my computer and started yelling at me TOO BUY, YOU BUY NOW!!! ONLY 500 DOLLA!!! DI DI MAO!!!
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Daniel Butler
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Nim: I lolled.
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To "boot" means to turn on a computer, by the way. (Well actually it refers to the entire process of getting the operating system up and running in RAM, which presupposes the BIOS started correctly...but um, yeah, just turn it off and back on again is what I meant, and don't just hibernate. Sorry.)
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