sblive drivers killed me! need help!!!

This is a discussion about sblive drivers killed me! need help!!! in the Windows Hardware category; im on xp, instaled whql sblive drivers that are floating around and now i got some file i cant get rid of. file is in c:\windows\prefetch and it' called devldr32-XXXXXX dunno, cant erase it, cant replace it cant do anything with it it says that is used by other aplication or something.

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im on xp, instaled whql sblive drivers that are floating around and now i got some file i cant get rid of.file is in c:\windows\prefetch and it' called devldr32-XXXXXX dunno, cant erase it, cant replace it cant do anything with it it says that is used by other aplication or something.is there a way to do it in dos(and how, what commands)I have sensitive data on my hard so clean install is not an option and i need to get rid of the heel file pronto. NEED HELP YESTERDAY !!!!

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find out the path of the file, then delete it in DOS. You can't delete it in windows because it's a protected file.

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yeah i said i dont know how to do it, im not into dos:(

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First, write down the exact file name. Boot up on the WinXP CD, and select recovery console. I believe you have to log in with the administrator account.
 
When it's done booting up and logging in, type the following:
del c:\windows\prefetch\FILENAME
 
Where FILENAME is the exact name of the file you wrote down. Hope this helps.