I get this when I try to delete the "beatcrart" icon from my desktop.

System Info:
Windows XP home addition, SP1
Intel celeron 2.70GHz
760 MB of RAM

hmmm this probably isnt the reason , but might as well ask for trail and error sakes....ur not by any chance SEEDING it via a bittorent client are u??


also, could u please post a pic of ur running processes? (CTRL+ALT+DEL>processes tab)

BTW... did u just do a clean install? cause i MEAN thats one BARREN destop! try alt n control,delete and find the process and kill it....then remove it from your desktop..if that dont work then just reboot..and try to remove it from the desktopI have tryed that, and homer I like to keep my desktop clean. so u have looked over ur running processes list and its not there?No its not there.hmmm might be malware related. download Hijack This and post a log here.

u can download hijack this from hereNo luck with that.no luck with what??? u didnt post a log...My knowledge of Windows is limited but what occurs to me in reading your post is that if you were to invoke the MSDos command prompt (Start – Run – CMD – Enter) and then go to the desktop subdirectory where the icon file is located and you were to delete the icon file using the MSDos delete command (Del XYZ.ICO Enter, wouldn’t this work?That wouldn't work either. The only way that just deleting it MIGHT work is by typing this

Code: [Select]del filename.ext -y
This will auto-yes and is the same thing as holding the shift key when deleting. It deletes and skips the recycle bin, just gone. However, your best option for deleting the file would be this

Code: [Select]CACLS filename.ext /p guest:n
Then reboot the machine and use the previous line of code to remove the file. If that doesn't work lemme know and I'll find something else for ya. One more thing, it doesn't look like an icon as those usually have the little arrow in the BOTTOM left corner like firefox so you might wanna find out what the extension is before continuing(sp?) with the commands. If you're not sure of the extension then after you bring up the command prompt just type 'dir' and press enter. That'll bring up the filename and the extension. Good Luck [smiley=thumbsup.gif]Monty, try this.... google for killbox and run it, type the locatian of the filename and click on the red 'x', this will delete your file Sorry, didn't work    It say's that the "this file does not seem to exist"
HELP!It saying the file does not exist means you're not typing in the right extension. Open up the command prompt and type 'dir' then enter and it will give you the proper extension. Then try with that. I'm gonna guess it's an exe so...

Code: [Select]cacls beatcraft.exe /p guest:n
If I'm wrong and it's not an exe file then just replace 'exe' with whatever the extension really is. Afterwards just reboot and then open a command prompt and type

Code: [Select]del beatcraft.exe -y
This, of course, will only work if I guessed the right extension. If you can't figure out how to make this work properly then try blackberry's idea. Killbox is pretty sweet and should handle this file as well.When I try to open it it say's that it NOT a valid Win32 Application.