Throughout reading this up to step 5 I was thinking "WTH is this guy trying to accomplish here?". And then I got to Step 5 and went crazy enough to comment.
You don't need to use linux to delete something you for some reason can't access. Try taking ownership of the files first, give yourself access, or kill UAC if you must (though I don't suggest it, you should be able to access anything you need by taking ownership and giving your user group the rights).
Good lord...I don't even know why I read this things expecting to learn something I didn't know already. I was expecting tweaks, not basic OS information that is also relevant to many of MS's other OS's.
Time to resume reading this madness....6 looks equally stupid (sorry no other word for it....XP uses minidumps too).Throughout reading this up to step 5 I was thinking "WTH is this guy trying to accomplish here?". And then I got to Step 5 and went crazy enough to comment.
You don't need to use linux to delete something you for some reason can't access. Try taking ownership of the files first, give yourself access, or kill UAC if you must (though I don't suggest it, you should be able to access anything you need by taking ownership and giving your user group the rights).
Good lord...I don't even know why I read this things expecting to learn something I didn't know already. I was expecting tweaks, not basic OS information that is also relevant to many of MS's other OS's.
Time to resume reading this madness....6 looks equally stupid (sorry no other word for it....XP uses minidumps too).Throughout reading this up to step 5 I was thinking "WTH is this guy trying to accomplish here?". And then I got to Step 5 and went crazy enough to comment.
You don't need to use linux to delete something you for some reason can't access. Try taking ownership of the files first, give yourself access, or kill UAC if you must (though I don't suggest it, you should be able to access anything you need by taking ownership and giving your user group the rights).
Good lord...I don't even know why I read this things expecting to learn something I didn't know already. I was expecting tweaks, not basic OS information that is also relevant to many of MS's other OS's.
Time to resume reading this madness....6 looks equally stupid (sorry no other word for it....XP uses minidumps too).Throughout reading this up to step 5 I was thinking "WTH is this guy trying to accomplish here?". And then I got to Step 5 and went crazy enough to comment.
You don't need to use linux to delete something you for some reason can't access. Try taking ownership of the files first, give yourself access, or kill UAC if you must (though I don't suggest it, you should be able to access anything you need by taking ownership and giving your user group the rights).
Good lord...I don't even know why I read this things expecting to learn something I didn't know already. I was expecting tweaks, not basic OS information that is also relevant to many of MS's other OS's.
Time to resume reading this madness....6 looks equally stupid (sorry no other word for it....XP uses minidumps too).Throughout reading this up to step 5 I was thinking "WTH is this guy trying to accomplish here?". And then I got to Step 5 and went crazy enough to comment.
You don't need to use linux to delete something you for some reason can't access. Try taking ownership of the files first, give yourself access, or kill UAC if you must (though I don't suggest it, you should be able to access anything you need by taking ownership and giving your user group the rights).
Good lord...I don't even know why I read this things expecting to learn something I didn't know already. I was expecting tweaks, not basic OS information that is also relevant to many of MS's other OS's.
Time to resume reading this madness....6 looks equally stupid (sorry no other word for it....XP uses minidumps too).Throughout reading this up to step 5 I was thinking "WTH is this guy trying to accomplish here?". And then I got to Step 5 and went crazy enough to comment.
You don't need to use linux to delete something you for some reason can't access. Try taking ownership of the files first, give yourself access, or kill UAC if you must (though I don't suggest it, you should be able to access anything you need by taking ownership and giving your user group the rights).
Good lord...I don't even know why I read this things expecting to learn something I didn't know already. I was expecting tweaks, not basic OS information that is also relevant to many of MS's other OS's.
Time to resume reading this madness....6