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punky · 28-03-2004, 17:50

You can't delete the file because the OS is currently using it. You can either boot into safe mode which may or may not load the app anyway. If it does, you need to terminate the process.

If you are using Win98/Me I can attach a freeware process viewer, or if you are using Win2k/XP, you can go into task manager, and terminate it there. If you can't spot it, download a good process viewer for Win2k/XP, which will display the path to the file running, along with the process name. Once you terminate it, you can delete the file.

HTH

28-03-2004, 17:50	#5
punky Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Age: 45 Posts: 14,750	Re: Perfectnav removal You can't delete the file because the OS is currently using it. You can either boot into safe mode which may or may not load the app anyway. If it does, you need to terminate the process. If you are using Win98/Me I can attach a freeware process viewer, or if you are using Win2k/XP, you can go into task manager, and terminate it there. If you can't spot it, download a good process viewer for Win2k/XP, which will display the path to the file running, along with the process name. Once you terminate it, you can delete the file. HTH