From: wa0goz@arrl.net   
      
   Sjouke Burry wrote:   
      
   > Henry wrote:   
   >   
   >> I'm running a 3GHZ Dell with 2G RAM and WINXP Pro SP2 and a Seagate   
   >> 500GB external Hard Drive.   
   >>   
   >> I won't bother your or embarrass me by stating I that I now have a   
   >> folder on my Seagate drive entitled "System Volume Information" which   
   >> doesn't belong there.  It has zero folders, zero files and zero bits   
   >> of information in it.  It has a grayed out Read Only box under   
   >> properties.  I've turned off System Restore for this drive, I've of   
   >> course tried delete, and I've reformatted this drive twice.  I can not   
   >> get rid of the folder.  Again, it's on my external hard drive, drive   
   >> (K:\), it's *not* the one on my C:\ drive which I know enough to leave   
   >> alone.   
   >>   
   >> Does any one know how I can get rid of this folder please?   
   >>   
   >> Thanks,   
   >>   
   >> Henry   
   >   
   > Yes, they are hidden xp system directory's and you cant get rid of them.   
   > Even if you could, you should not.   
   As I said in my original email, this is *not* the one on my C:\ drive   
   but one that I accidentally put on my external hard drive.  It's not   
   needed there.   
      
   Henry   
      
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