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While loading Virtual PC, I had a system crash and decided to throw everything away and start over. Everything loaded fine afterward but I had a folder that I now cannot throw away! In the trash it goes but when I empty it, it's still there. I've tried everything but it still remains. I've heard somewhere about &quot;burning&quot; it but I don't know what that is. <br />
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Ive got a G3 266 DT 32/4 zip running sys 8.0
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While loading Virtual PC, I had a system crash and decided to throw everything away and start over. Everything loaded fine afterward but I had a folder that I now cannot throw away! In the trash it goes but when I empty it, it's still there. I've tried everything but it still remains. I've heard somewhere about "burning" it but I don't know what that is. 

Ive got a G3 266 DT 32/4 zip running sys 8.0

Can't throw away folder!

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