If there's nothing on it, why don't you just format? That would make this a lot easier...

 

didnt they remove deltree in newer windows?



my guess is the apostrophe is screwing with the command interpreter. why don't you try:



rd d:\sonicstage\packages\Ad*



it might have to be



rd d:\sonicstage\packages\Ad*.



I don't remember the rules for dos/win command interpreter, it's been a long time, fortunately.

 

if windows or dos can't read it because it is corrupted, run scandisk, then run chkdsk from the command prompt. DOS can't find the directory, because it has a space in its name, so you'll have to find the regular 8.8 name... ie ... "adoscd~1"

maybe. If scandisk or chkdsk can repair the corruption, you can get rid of it with explorer.

 

Hmm, I'm gonna check those out now!!!

 

None of that works!!!

 

move everything to a temp foler, except the project folder

goto a dos prompt

type



deltree /y D:\sonicstage

 

What's everything, and what's the project folder?

 

Uhh, why don't you want to format, again?