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5th February 2008, 07:26 AM
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Received the following information that claims to remove shadow copies using the command line.
1) Open an elevated command prompt ("cmd" + ctl-shift-enter)
2) At the command prompt, type "wmic", after some time "wmic:root\cli>" will appear
3) Type "shadowcopy", 4) it will display a list of existing shadow copies
4) Type "shadowcopy delete"
5) one by one, it will give a "Y/N" style prompt, confirming the deletion of each individual shadow copy.
6) Type "exit" to get back to normal command prompt
Too see a list of "shadowcopy" command options, type "shadowcopy /?"
Could you try this and let me know if it works?
If it does, I'll "pin" this on the Forum.
thanks
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