Can't delete file

The command you need to enter in Terminal is "rm <filename>"
- 'rm' means 'remove' (ie delete)
- Filename is the specific path and filename of the file you want to delete

Easiest way to do this is as follows

• Open Terminal (You should find it in Applications/Utilities)


• In the new window type "rm " - (Don't type the quote marks, just the letter 'r' followed by 'm' and a space after the letter 'm')


• Drag the problem file from finder to the terminal window (You should see that additional text is added after the "rm "command - that is the location & name of the file and dragging this to terminal saves typing that info and getting it wrong)


• Press enter

The reason for doing this is to delete the file without using Finder - there is a strong possibility that the issue you are seeing is actually a Finder issue. If we can delete the file without finder, this will confirm that is the case; else give more info to help diagnose the issue. So please post the results either way

Also could you post how you use your NAS: Are you the only user? Do you log in as guest, admin or another user? Are you using AFP or CIFS. The more info the better