How to get rid of old System Volume Infom..

I have this System Volume Information folder of about 4gig on
an old XP-system disk, which now is in use as a back up disk
on my Vista box.
After taken the ownership and the rights of the folder I´m
allowed coming into it, but not to delete it.
What I googled up on this issue apparently doesn´t hold.
Does anyone knows how to get rid of this folder.

Thanks.
/senn

senn wrote:
> I have this System Volume Information folder of about 4gig on
> an old XP-system disk, which now is in use as a back up disk
> on my Vista box.
> After taken the ownership and the rights of the folder I´m
> allowed coming into it, but not to delete it.
> What I googled up on this issue apparently doesn´t hold.
> Does anyone knows how to get rid of this folder.

Maybe the cacls command does a better job.
To give the user "UserName" full access to all files on X:

cacls X:\*.* /T /C /G UserName:F


Uwe

"Uwe Sieber" <> skrev i meddelelsen
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> senn wrote:
>> I have this System Volume Information folder of about 4gig on
>> an old XP-system disk, which now is in use as a back up disk
>> on my Vista box.
>> After taken the ownership and the rights of the folder I´m
>> allowed coming into it, but not to delete it.
>> What I googled up on this issue apparently doesn´t hold.
>> Does anyone knows how to get rid of this folder.
>
> Maybe the cacls command does a better job.
> To give the user "UserName" full access to all files on X:
>
> cacls X:\*.* /T /C /G UserName:F
>
>
> Uwe
>
No permission were given of deleting this folder running
cacls ......
A disk clean-up suggested by philo does not remove the last and
only restore point. It´s remarkable stupid not be given the choise
by Microsoft to clean-up ones disk for a huge crap of 4gigs.
Day by day ones aversion against that big stupid Animal grows
higher and higher.
/senn

"Oldfart" <> skrev i meddelelsen
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>
>
> You can always format the drive to get rid of it. Just save any keepers to
> another drive beforehand.

Thanks, I had that in mind as a last resort.
Yet, I´m astonished, such maneuver is necessary.
I still think it´s possible to alter something in the registry
doing it possible to delete this old unused
System Volume Information on that secondary drive.
A chance is somebody here knows how.
My new AVG antivirus found hackertools and something
called "Generic 12. PHK" (a Trojan horse) in it. It´s put in
the Wault. Norton Internet Security never found nothing of
this. Is that company a Big Bluff ?. One or the others.
Fortunately in this case I have anough vacant space on the
system drive to keepers. But would like to know if the other
I asked for is possible.
/senn