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You must be logged on locally to the Windows-based computer to delete these files. If the file was created on a file allocation table (FAT) partition, you may be able to delete the file under MS-DOS by using standard command line utilities (such as DEL) with wildcard (*) characters, for example: DEL PR?.* -or- DEL LPT?.* These commands do not work on an NTFS file system partition. For this case another option would be to use a syntax that bypasses the normal reserved-word checks altogether. You may be able to delete any file by using a command like this: DEL \\.\drive letter:\path\file name For example: DEL \\.\c:\somedir\aux If the name in the file system appears as a directory, you may be able to delete any directory by using a command like this: RD \\.\drive letter:\path\directory name For example: RD \\.\c:\somedir\aux