In article <2igkkre2zl8t.uhgdm21gwkdd.dlg@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
salgud <spamboy6547@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> I copies the "My Do***ents" folder from my old PC to my new iMac to keep
> whatever I need. Much of this is not longer useful or relevant. I've
tried
> to delete these files from my iMac, but I can't.
> I've tried simply dragging and dropping in the Trash, right-clicking and
> sending to trash. Eventually, I figured out that the folders they are in
> were locked, and unlocked them. Still can't delete them, even though I
have
> read/write priviledges. (I have full admin priviledges)
> I went to the Apple sup****t forums and was advised to use Terminal to
> delete them via a "sudo rm -rf" command, but this fails too.
> I'm at a total loss. I've never had so much trouble deleting files,
> paricularly non-system files, from any computer.
> Does anyone have any ideas on some way to delete these files?
It'd be helpful to know what the error messages say (verbatim, please).
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