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clayndwoods

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  1. PROBLEM: When attempting to delete a folder in my <User Name>\Local Settings\Temp directory, it will not allow me to do so. I get an error message "Directory is not empty". However, there is not a file in it, and the sub-folders are also empty. Any attempt to delete the folders within the folder (4 of them) get the same result. I found a shaded read-only check box in the properties. It will allow me to uncheck it, but it doesn't "APPLY" I have used safe mode command line ATTRIB -H -R -S on the folders with no luck. I used Cacls to ensure I had full rights to the folder. I do. I can move the folders around, and once in a while I can delete one or two (there were two sets of these folders, I have almost eliminated the other one by using this method). I've used ntfslink and Link Magic to see if there were hard links involved, and they show nothing. These were temporary folders for Ad-Aware, and this happened about the same time GLB1A2B.EXE showed up, and all my anti-malware tools started going crazy killing stuff. A program called _ showed up in ZoneAlarm (gave itself permissions and everything) and it's ZoneAlarm properties said it was "phiisyt" which I promptly hunted down and killed. Everything seems quiet and stable now, and I'm considering creating a ram drive, moving the undeletables to it, and turning the machine off. But I'm sure it will happen again and I would love to know how to accomplish deleting these files. From what I see in other forums and issue reports, this isn't an uncommon problem, and often occurs after a LOPCOM infection. Anyone have any ideas?
  2. I have been using Active Eraser for doing just that for quite some time. It works very well. It also has a button to initiate cleanup of all internet related directories, etc. Only cleans within the specific user profile unless explicitly selected to do others (and you have admin priv). www.active-eraser.com
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