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  1. December 2nd, 2008, 12:04 AM #11
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    Hey tea

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    Quote Originally Posted by yellowcat View Post
    i shutdown this computer with this ~.exe file on it and booted it into linux. i also have webmin installed so mounted the windows partition and tried to delete it using the 'file manager' but kept saying this is a read only system (not true)
    It's not an NTFS file system, is it? I don't know of
    any Linux versions that will write to NTFS w/o running
    something like Captive. You might try Killbox (runs
    from Windows). HTH.
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