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Andrew Mullen
When trying to delete or move certain files in our file
system, (even files we just created) we often get an error
that states:
Cannot Move/Delete File or Folder
Cannot move/delete (filename). There has been a sharing
violation. The source or destination file may be in use.
We used to have a NT 4.0 Server and we would use
FileManager to close all open instances of the file and
then we could delete/move it, however, we are now using a
Win2K Server and FileManager no longer exists. We are
stuck! This occurs on files on our local machines as well
sometimes.
We have also tried moving and/or deleting thru DOS Command
window and no luck there either. We get this message:
"The process cannot access the file because it is being
used by another process."
even though there is no processes using that file...
Can someone help?
Thanks
Andrew Mullen
Trade Express Magazine
(e-mail address removed)
system, (even files we just created) we often get an error
that states:
Cannot Move/Delete File or Folder
Cannot move/delete (filename). There has been a sharing
violation. The source or destination file may be in use.
We used to have a NT 4.0 Server and we would use
FileManager to close all open instances of the file and
then we could delete/move it, however, we are now using a
Win2K Server and FileManager no longer exists. We are
stuck! This occurs on files on our local machines as well
sometimes.
We have also tried moving and/or deleting thru DOS Command
window and no luck there either. We get this message:
"The process cannot access the file because it is being
used by another process."
even though there is no processes using that file...
Can someone help?
Thanks
Andrew Mullen
Trade Express Magazine
(e-mail address removed)