Continuous Files in Windows XP

Question

When I defragment my XP machine, I notice that there is a "Unmovable Files" block. Is there a file attribute that I can use to make my own files inaccessible?

Just to clarify, I want to programmatically tell Windows that the file I am creating must be integral. Is this possible, and if so, how can I do this?

Thank,

Terry

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first try moving (or deleting) files in safe mode. If it fails, try moving (or deleting) the files using linux.

But be careful, if these are Windows system files, then you have failed to load your windows.

Some reason why files are inalienable is: the file size is too large, the files are in an open / used state, insufficient access rights, access to other computers, etc. and much more.