Deleting files directly without putting in thrashcan first

- go to properties of recycle bin and select 0% of maximum size of recycle bin or select: do not move file to recycle bin. remove files immediately when deleted
- open new task (run) after it crashed and delete it with a command

You could also disable thumbnails cause thats maybe why it crashed

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Originally Posted by Filliz

Does that GiPo@MoveOnBoot delete single files as well? Because I don't want to delete the whole folder it's in.

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Yes, it deletes single files, and NO, you are NOT required to right-click the file/folder. Just drag it into the 'Browse' box. Done. Problem solved.

http://www.free-codecs.com/download/...XP_AVI_Fix.htm

If this happens again. An easy way to delete them is to open nero or notepad ect... anything that you can view inside the folder with. Press delete from within the view window. Works 100% all the time.

That has already happened to me 2 or 3 times. What i do? return to oldschool :lol:
I boot from win98 cd into MS-Disk Operating System and delete it. Works 100%!
You know, windows is the problem :pinch:

Heh, so we're talking about getting around XP's Common Tasks feature?
:P

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Originally Posted by Melvinmeow

If this happens again. An easy way to delete them is to open nero or notepad ect... anything that you can view inside the folder with. Press delete from within the view window. Works 100% all the time.

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Nah, that's what I tried too but it even then it just crashed.

It was the software I used for the conversion that caused the crash because after uninstalling it everything was back to normal.

That doesn't work on all systems.