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i just got my very first apple. very proud of myself of finally doing the switch!
anyhow, i loaded boot camp with XP pro (20 gb partition NTFS) just for a few games i play and i see a few problems that bother the hell out of me. 1. on the C:/ drive there are two folder that wont delete.. what is weird is that i accidently moved one into another. they were named weird numbers+letters (ie: 33j423j432b4j3bj3432k423) anyhow everytime i try to delete them i get an ACCESS DENIED. does anyone know how to delete them. 2. when i boot into OSX i see a drive "untitled" whats with that? and why is it there everytime? thanks a bunch! |
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kinda of fixed #2 with the untitled. I booted into Windows and went to My Computer > right clicked C: drive and renamed it ".Windows" without the quotes of course. I believe by naming it with a period in the beginning allowed it NOT to show up on the desktop of OSX but rather only in the Macintoch HD drive where it appears normally as a mounted drive. This doesnt bother me much.
as far as trying to delete those folders.. i am still in dying need to rid it. help help! |
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I get these same folders with weird names on my C: drive on my Boot Camp partition. You're not meant to delete them - Windows created them to store something, though I'm not sure what.
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if you formatted the windows partition as fat32 then you can go into the untitled folder to retrieve files from windows.
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You can do the same with NTFS drives. You just can't write to NTFS drives without some NTFS driver upgrade.
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i thought you could only view what was on an ntfs
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but they have like weightless data? i saw a setup.exe in there that weighed nothing?
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This is normal - if you don't have permission to view a folder it will show its contents as being zero size.
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On Vista you just have to change the folder permissions and then you can delete them... I didn't see them in XP.
They're left over install files from when you installed the bootcamp drivers.. they can safely be deleted. and all this.. I'm not 100% sure, I just know I deleted them without any issues.
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