A zero-byte file is a file that does not contain any data. While most files contain several bytes or megabytes of information, the aptly named zero-byte file contains zero bytes.

Zero-byte files are typically created when a file transfer does not complete successfully. This may happen when a file is downloaded via the Web or an FTP client, or when an e-mail attachment is not transmitted correctly. The result may be a file that has a name, but no data. If someone sends you a zero-byte file, the best solution is to ask them to send the file again using a different program if possible.

Since zero-byte files do not contain any data, they cannot be opened and should be deleted. However, some systems may be unable to delete zero-byte files, since they may be corrupt. You might receive an error that says, "Cannot delete file: Cannot read from source file or disk," or a similar message. If this happens, you will need to use a program like DelinvFile or another file utility program to remove the file.

Answered by R.P. Singh , an ibibo Master, at 5:26 PM on July 22, 2008

A zero-byte file is a file that does not contain any data. While most files contain several bytes or megabytes of information, the aptly named zero-byte file contains zero bytes.

Zero-byte files are typically created when a file transfer does not complete successfully. This may happen when a file is downloaded via the Web or an FTP client, or when an e-mail attachment is not transmitted correctly. The result may be a file that has a name, but no data. If someone sends you a zero-byte file, the best solution is to ask them to send the file again using a different program if possible.

Since zero-byte files do not contain any data, they cannot be opened and should be deleted. However, some systems may be unable to delete zero-byte files, since they may be corrupt. You might receive an error that says, "Cannot delete file: Cannot read from source file or disk," or a similar message. If this happens, you will need to use a program like DelinvFile or another file utility program to remove the file.

Answered by Rocky , an ibibo Master, at 7:43 PM on July 19, 2008

A zero-byte file is a file that does not contain any data. While most files contain several bytes or megabytes of information, the aptly named zero-byte file contains zero bytes.

Zero-byte files are typically created when a file transfer does not complete successfully. This may happen when a file is downloaded via the Web or an FTP client, or when an e-mail attachment is not transmitted correctly. The result may be a file that has a name, but no data. If someone sends you a zero-byte file, the best solution is to ask them to send the file again using a different program if possible.

Since zero-byte files do not contain any data, they cannot be opened and should be deleted. However, some systems may be unable to delete zero-byte files, since they may be corrupt. You might receive an error that says, "Cannot delete file: Cannot read from source file or disk," or a similar message. If this happens, you will need to use a program like DelinvFile or another file utility program to remove the file.

Answered by Ni .. , an ibibo Master, at 1:17 AM on July 18, 2008

A zero-byte file is a file that does not contain any data. While most files contain several bytes or megabytes of information, the aptly named zero-byte file contains zero bytes.

Zero-byte files are typically created when a file transfer does not complete successfully. This may happen when a file is downloaded via the Web or an FTP client, or when an e-mail attachment is not transmitted correctly. The result may be a file that has a name, but no data. If someone sends you a zero-byte file, the best solution is to ask them to send the file again using a different program if possible.

Since zero-byte files do not contain any data, they cannot be opened and should be deleted. However, some systems may be unable to delete zero-byte files, since they may be corrupt. You might receive an error that says, "Cannot delete file: Cannot read from source file or disk," or a similar message. If this happens, you will need to use a program like DelinvFile or another file utility program to remove the file.

Answered by Uttam , an ibibo Master, at 2:32 PM on July 17, 2008

A zero-byte file is a file that does not contain any data. While most files contain several bytes or megabytes of information, the aptly named zero-byte file contains zero bytes.

Zero-byte files are typically created when a file transfer does not complete successfully. This may happen when a file is downloaded via the Web or an FTP client, or when an e-mail attachment is not transmitted correctly. The result may be a file that has a name, but no data. If someone sends you a zero-byte file, the best solution is to ask them to send the file again using a different program if possible.

Since zero-byte files do not contain any data, they cannot be opened and should be deleted. However, some systems may be unable to delete zero-byte files, since they may be corrupt. You might receive an error that says, "Cannot delete file: Cannot read from source file or disk," or a similar message. If this happens, you will need to use a program like DelinvFile or another file utility program to remove the file.

Answered by Yash , an ibibo Master, at 9:34 AM on July 14, 2008

A zero-byte file is a file that does not contain any data. While most files contain several bytes or megabytes of information, the aptly named zero-byte file contains zero bytes.

Zero-byte files are typically created when a file transfer does not complete successfully. This may happen when a file is downloaded via the Web or an FTP client, or when an e-mail attachment is not transmitted correctly. The result may be a file that has a name, but no data. If someone sends you a zero-byte file, the best solution is to ask them to send the file again using a different program if possible.

Since zero-byte files do not contain any data, they cannot be opened and should be deleted. However, some systems may be unable to delete zero-byte files, since they may be corrupt. You might receive an error that says, "Cannot delete file: Cannot read from source file or disk," or a similar message. If this happens, you will need to use a program like DelinvFile or another file utility program to remove the file.

Answered by .... ..... , an ibibo Master, at 6:16 AM on July 12, 2008

A zero-byte file is a file that does not contain any data. While most files contain several bytes or megabytes of information, the aptly named zero-byte file contains zero bytes.

Zero-byte files are typically created when a file transfer does not complete successfully. This may happen when a file is downloaded via the Web or an FTP client, or when an e-mail attachment is not transmitted correctly. The result may be a file that has a name, but no data. If someone sends you a zero-byte file, the best solution is to ask them to send the file again using a different program if possible.

Since zero-byte files do not contain any data, they cannot be opened and should be deleted. However, some systems may be unable to delete zero-byte files, since they may be corrupt. You might receive an error that says, "Cannot delete file: Cannot read from source file or disk," or a similar message. If this happens, you will need to use a program like DelinvFile or another file utility program to remove the file.

Answered by Raksha , an ibibo Master, at 9:28 AM on July 11, 2008

well mahesh, A zero-byte file is a file that does not contain any data. While most files contain several bytes or megabytes of information, the aptly named zero-byte file contains zero bytes.

Zero-byte files are typically created when a file transfer does not complete successfully. This may happen when a file is downloaded via the Web or an FTP client, or when an e-mail attachment is not transmitted correctly. The result may be a file that has a name, but no data. If someone sends you a zero-byte file, the best solution is to ask them to send the file again using a different program if possible.

Since zero-byte files do not contain any data, they cannot be opened and should be deleted. However, some systems may be unable to delete zero-byte files, since they may be corrupt. You might receive an error that says, "Cannot delete file: Cannot read from source file or disk," or a similar message. If this happens, you will need to use a program like DelinvFile or another file utility program to remove the file.

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Answered by Romi , an ibibo Master, at 4:51 PM on July 04, 2008

A zero-byte file is a file that does not contain any data. While most files contain several bytes or megabytes of information, the aptly named zero-byte file contains zero bytes.

Zero-byte files are typically created when a file transfer does not complete successfully. This may happen when a file is downloaded via the Web or an FTP client, or when an e-mail attachment is not transmitted correctly. The result may be a file that has a name, but no data. If someone sends you a zero-byte file, the best solution is to ask them to send the file again using a different program if possible.

Since zero-byte files do not contain any data, they cannot be opened and should be deleted. However, some systems may be unable to delete zero-byte files, since they may be corrupt. You might receive an error that says, "Cannot delete file: Cannot read from source file or disk," or a similar message. If this happens, you will need to use a program like DelinvFile or another file utility program to remove the file.

Answered by Nagendra , an ibibo Master, at 5:08 AM on June 27, 2008

A zero-byte file is a file that does not contain any data. While most files contain several bytes or megabytes of information, the aptly named zero-byte file contains zero bytes.

Zero-byte files are typically created when a file transfer does not complete successfully. This may happen when a file is downloaded via the Web or an FTP client, or when an e-mail attachment is not transmitted correctly. The result may be a file that has a name, but no data. If someone sends you a zero-byte file, the best solution is to ask them to send the file again using a different program if possible.

Since zero-byte files do not contain any data, they cannot be opened and should be deleted. However, some systems may be unable to delete zero-byte files, since they may be corrupt. You might receive an error that says, "Cannot delete file: Cannot read from source file or disk," or a similar message. If this happens, you will need to use a program like DelinvFile or another file utility program to remove the file.

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Answered by Sharad Singh , an ibibo Master, at 6:37 PM on June 26, 2008