A virus in the _restore directory could not be deleted, I'm assuming you're using Windows XP and the _restore directory is the directory in windows for system restore (to return your computer to a previous date) therefore windows blocks all access as far as deleting and saving in that directory to keep viruses out of it.. The only way a virus could have got in that directory in the first place is if you had a virus when windows created a restore point, so if you ever go back to the date it created that restore point you'd have that virus, as far as the virus doing anything now FROM that directory (since you can't even read the files in there the virus wouldn't be able to run) but most antivirus programs will pick it up, but it will not affect your system as long as the virus isn't resident in any other program files NOT in that directory.. Hope this helps.. Matt
Hello.... Here I am sitting with a very stiff neck working now foar about 5 hours to clean up a virus in the restore CAB... I "caught it" w/ my antivirus & Spyware scan... but could not remove it... But.... I typed the path into the address bar & when I got to C:_Restore/A ...then down dropped the LIST!!!! I scrolled down to the file number & clicked delete!! Amazing stuff ! I now have been able to access my PC to finish the scans... I just found 249 bots which are now being deleted! The PC was REALLLY Habging up & crashing prior to this!
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If it says access is denied that means that access is deined, you can't delete it. I think you are probably trying to make a batch file virus to delete system files and is trying to make the batch file delete everything, but came into the access is deined problem.
It comes up as access denied because you don't have the correct permissions to the System Volume Information directory.
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CWINDOWSsystem32vtaxrflldll access denied. Means that you do not have admin rights.
On the Access Denied website, there is only a picture of the words "Access Denied" circled and crossed out in red. Nothing else is found on the website.
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The quickest way to resolve an inability to delete a file from your hard drive, due to the "access denied, the source file may be in use" error is to first try restarting your computer and attempting to delete it a second time. If that doesn't help, pull up the command prompt by clicking Start, Run and typing cmd then clicking OK. For help using the command prompt, see reference link below.
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Whenever you're told "Access Denied" it simply means that you're not allowed into where you're trying to navigate into.
Access Denied
Because you havn't got permission to access it.
You need to check security settings for the drive. If your account is not on the list of allowed users, add your account to the list.