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Censored Syndrome
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I deleted an account using DELPROF from the Resource Kit, but it exited with
an error, saying that the directory was not empty, or something like that.
The user account folder in Documents and Settings was still there, but only
containing an empty folder called Cookies.
I cannot delete Cookies in explorer or the command line - Access Denied.
The Properties for the folder does not have a Sharing or Security tab, so I
cannot take ownership that way. Only the General and Customise tabs appear.
I cannot use CACLS to take ownership either - Access Denied.
I cannot delete the user profile folder that contains this undeletable
Cookies folder using RD Cookies /S - Access Denied.
Also, the original account that I deleted, with only these two nest empty
folders remaining, still appears with NET USER. I suppose because DELPROF
did not complete, there are still some registry entries for it in the HKU
hive, or something?
How do I delete this weird folder, and will I be able to remove the profile
from the NET USER list by running DELPROF again after I do delete it?
Cheers
ss.
an error, saying that the directory was not empty, or something like that.
The user account folder in Documents and Settings was still there, but only
containing an empty folder called Cookies.
I cannot delete Cookies in explorer or the command line - Access Denied.
The Properties for the folder does not have a Sharing or Security tab, so I
cannot take ownership that way. Only the General and Customise tabs appear.
I cannot use CACLS to take ownership either - Access Denied.
I cannot delete the user profile folder that contains this undeletable
Cookies folder using RD Cookies /S - Access Denied.
Also, the original account that I deleted, with only these two nest empty
folders remaining, still appears with NET USER. I suppose because DELPROF
did not complete, there are still some registry entries for it in the HKU
hive, or something?
How do I delete this weird folder, and will I be able to remove the profile
from the NET USER list by running DELPROF again after I do delete it?
Cheers
ss.