Problem deleting folder.

everything is closed.

I cant find the secure shredder in spybot

best I cn figure is trying a system restore point
and then try to delete after the registry change

-EDIT-
with spybot, goto mode>advanced
you'll see some options open at the bottom left goto
tools> secure shredder

If you havent already change to the Advanced Mode via the Mode tab up top then choose Tools then Secure Shredder from the side pane

IT wont even let me add it to the shredder list.
It says access denied.
I've got like.
No access to this fucking folder.
It's just there.

being lame.

seems to include a virus. did a virus scan?

did you try a system restore point?
if so then I suggest taking it into a shop or havig abuddy with the right tools get rid of it

Did you try just dragging it in?Reduce the window size so you can see the file on the desktop and drag it in there.

I have a few things you should try;
1: at boot up, press F8 and choose "faultsafe boot up" (dont know if it really says that in english). Then try to delete the folder.

2: there is a prog callt hijack this, this program might be able to delete the folder.

3:if yoo boot up with the windows cd and choose to start the repair console, you will end up in dos and then tou might be able to delete it. (this require admin password)

http://www.emco.is/moveonboot/features.html


found this, hav´nt tried it...

Alright guys, Victory is mine.

I nuked that bitch, and i nuked it good.

Here is how I did it incase this little problem ever happens to one of you.

I had to go into safe mode, log in as my admin (so i could have access to the security tab when i right click the folder and go to properties), click the secuirty tab, on the new window click the owner tab, click the admin account and take ownership of the folder to that account. Once I Did that I Was able to go into my other user account with the folder on it and delete it.



By the way, Thanks for all the help! You guys were really quick to respond and I was pretty supprised!

Good job m8

Hijack This may work.Open the program(its a freebee,Google} and click on the Open The Misc Tools Section tab,under System Tools,then click Delete A File On Reboot tab




.......Problem solved mate? Awesome..

by the way, sorry if my explination was a little hard to understand. I'm a little drunk!

EDIT!

For those of you who havent seen my recent post, I fixed theproblem! Thanks for all the help!