Re: Search and Destroy.
- From: "Wiley Coyote - N2K" <mits_mvp@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 4 Jul 2006 09:52:08 -0600
Okay good. So how come I can delete them One at a Timte or in Smaller
Groups? This is what I'm confused about.
BTW: Before replying to this, I ran a second instance of Search (for the
same files as the First Instance). Obviously they would be the same. I then
went back to the First Instance, deleted one file and the Second Instance
dynamically upates itself (which is what I would expect). However, Group
Deletions (in Either Instancees) reported the same message. So, being a
diligent as possible, I went to the Second Instance of Search, re-ran it and
the file list was identical to the First Instance.
In the First Instance, I deleted a file - the Second Instance updated
Dynamically. BUT, "Group Deletes" still report the same error.
Hmmm - you see my delima?
Thanks,
Wiley.
<Pennywise@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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"Wiley Coyote - N2K" <mits_mvp@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
|>Windows XP Pro, all the latest updates/sp etc. I do a Windows Search for
|>let's say README.*. Windows Seach finds all the files, I then try to
"MASS
|>DELETE" and Windows responds with "Unable to read from source disk".
|>
|>I can delete them one at a time (or even a few at a time).
|>
|>Sometimes, Windows responds with "Nothing to do", then the file(s) are
|>deleted.
|>
|>These files are located (for example) in Docs & Setting, Desktop, Temp
etc.
|>
|>I installed FileLocatorPro and do the same thing and all is well. I
would
|>imagine that this is a Windows Search Thingy???
|>
|>This is not a life and death issue, just more curosity than anything
else.
|>
|>Anyone know why?
Your trying to delete from the temp directory - if you can' the file
is in use or has been deleted since the search was perform'd, and it
stops the whole process
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