If it looks good, Eat it ! Likewise, If you don't know the answers, don't hesitate to ask questions !! This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties or guarantees and confers no rights. I use that very often and that works really well. Unlocker is a great tiny utility which enables you to delete locked files. When reboot is not an option, you might want to use " Unlocker ". So the problem has dissapeared and *appears* to have been due to a process lock, and the process itself was hung for some reason. I have no idea why the process held theįile for so long, nor what the process was actually doing. So a full day before the server rebooted after patching. In this morning the file was indeed unlocked, however when I checked when it was released I saw that it was released on Friday night at around 7pm. It was late in the day on Friday when I saw this information and since the server was going to restart (for scheduled patching) on Saturday night anhow, I figured I would see if the file was unlocked on Monday morning (this morning). I was hesitant to kill a process with such a low PID without knowing what exactly it was doing. The PID was very low as well, as the PID number was 6. I was able to find the process which had the file locked, but when I clicked on the process, the details pane at the bottom of the screen (that has all the process I ended up using process explorer to search for the handle, like caveney suggested. I could wait until it's next rescheduledīoot, but that's not really a solution (if that even ends up working). K:\CorpDir>cacls cdir.dao /c /e /g "Administrators":fĪny help on this? I've been searching online for a long time, and the only solution people seem to have is a reboot, which isn't really an option right now due to this server being a heavily used file server. I have run the following from command line: If I go to the file location through DFS or through a mapped drive, I will see the security tab (and other tabs), but am unable to take ownership, I get the following error: "Unable to set new owner The file is within a share and is linked through DFS.
Make sure the disk is notįull or write-protected and that the file is not currently in use." The file is not showing as open in computer management -> shared folders -> open files. Whenever I try and edit the file, I get the following error: "Cannot delete cdir.dao: Access is denied. I have tried deleting/renaming as a local admin on the server and with my domain admin account. Additionally, it does not have a security tab when viewing properties. I have a domain joined file server (2003 Enterprise SP2) that has a file that will not let me delete it.
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