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Hi there,
I have a small problem, i need to delete a folder/file system but whenever I try I get an error telling me the resource is busy or the folder is not empty. I've checked the folder and it is very empty. I'm thinking that there is a link somewhere to the folder that I don't know about, is there any way you can search for links at all?? I've tried searching for the folder name but this only brings up two folders that don't have any links to it in. PLEASE HELP  |
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