cannot delete files from file server
when i delete a pdf, they disappeared. when i press f5, they reappear why ?
thank you,
thank you,
I have also seen this with offline files, you delete the file while "offline" and when you refresh the file reappears from the source folder. Could also be denied delete permission on folder. Could be system not actively pulling data from the server live.
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Shadow copies? Maybe a group policy?
is the pdf file name has some special format ?
did you checked if any application is creating this ?
see the windows event logs at same time activity. if needed enable the "Auditing on folder" and then see the reason of file creation.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/310399
did you checked if any application is creating this ?
see the windows event logs at same time activity. if needed enable the "Auditing on folder" and then see the reason of file creation.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/310399
Hi,
That means that a corrupted profile can cause this issue, let’s try creating a new account to see if that solves the problem. If the new account works correctly, I’ll provide steps to transferring over your user files.
· Click Start
· Enter User Accounts into the search field
· Press Enter on your keyboard
· Click Manage another Account
· Click Create a new account
· Type the name of the user account
· Click the account type (make it administrator if you are replacing an administrator account)
· Click Create Account
· Log off the current user
· Log into the new user
Try to replicate the problems experienced by your original profile. If the problem doesn’t occur then you just have to switch your documents over to this profile.
· Click Start
· Click Documents
· Click Tools (Press Alt if Tools isn’t visible)
· Click Folder Options…
· Click View
· Click Show hidden files and folders
· Clear Hide protected operating system files
· Click OK
· Navigate to this location C:\Users\<old username>
· Select all files and folders except the Ntuser.dat, Ntuser.dat.log, and Ntuser.ini files
· Click Edit (Press Alt if not visible)
· Click Copy
· Locate the C:\Users\<new username>
· Click Edit (Press Alt is not visible)
· Click Paste
· Log off the new user
· Log back into the new user
Hope that helps, look forward to hearing back from you.
That means that a corrupted profile can cause this issue, let’s try creating a new account to see if that solves the problem. If the new account works correctly, I’ll provide steps to transferring over your user files.
· Click Start
· Enter User Accounts into the search field
· Press Enter on your keyboard
· Click Manage another Account
· Click Create a new account
· Type the name of the user account
· Click the account type (make it administrator if you are replacing an administrator account)
· Click Create Account
· Log off the current user
· Log into the new user
Try to replicate the problems experienced by your original profile. If the problem doesn’t occur then you just have to switch your documents over to this profile.
· Click Start
· Click Documents
· Click Tools (Press Alt if Tools isn’t visible)
· Click Folder Options…
· Click View
· Click Show hidden files and folders
· Clear Hide protected operating system files
· Click OK
· Navigate to this location C:\Users\<old username>
· Select all files and folders except the Ntuser.dat, Ntuser.dat.log, and Ntuser.ini files
· Click Edit (Press Alt if not visible)
· Click Copy
· Locate the C:\Users\<new username>
· Click Edit (Press Alt is not visible)
· Click Paste
· Log off the new user
· Log back into the new user
Hope that helps, look forward to hearing back from you.
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Essentially something else is saying hey this is missing and re-copying / replacing the file.