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NTFS Problem: Cannot find the %%% file.


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Guest Schellhaas
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Hello Ppl,

 

i used robocopy to copy files from an hybrid Filesystem via CIFS to a

partition. Now there are many Files which i cannot delete using Explorer or

total commander.

The files are mainly for example Mailfiles from cyrus backend eg.: 100.

1001. 1002. their names.

I even cannot view the Permissions but i get those files listed.

Which tool can i use to delete the files ? Some Filesystem Check wont find

errors.

 

Thanks

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Guest Pegasus \(MVP\)
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Re: NTFS Problem: Cannot find the %%% file.

 

 

"Schellhaas" <Schellhaas@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:6623310E-D7F1-4F71-905A-77D7E60FC4E1@microsoft.com...

> Hello Ppl,

>

> i used robocopy to copy files from an hybrid Filesystem via CIFS to a

> partition. Now there are many Files which i cannot delete using Explorer

> or

> total commander.

> The files are mainly for example Mailfiles from cyrus backend eg.: 100.

> 1001. 1002. their names.

> I even cannot view the Permissions but i get those files listed.

> Which tool can i use to delete the files ? Some Filesystem Check wont find

> errors.

>

> Thanks

 

The usual method is to seize ownership of such files, then delete them.

Guest Schellhaas
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Re: NTFS Problem: Cannot find the %%% file.

 

I cannot seize ownership, there is no such Information to be found because

(well it doesnt tell, but i suggest) "file not found".

When i click Porperties the best i can get is no info at all:

type: file

size 0

size on disk 0

 

but its there, and detailed view of the folder tells size of file is 5k

Guest Schellhaas
Posted

Re: NTFS Problem: Cannot find the %%% file.

 

doesnt work, there is no permission tab on the file, also properties show

size is 0 in fact size is 5k and this is shown in detailed folders view.

i would say ntfs and the viewers like explorer arent so compatible regarding

those file, what could i use to modify my ntfs ?


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