Hi, Darryl.

HOW are you trying to delete your Contacts? Are you doing it from Windows
Explorer? Why not use the Contacts button in Windows Mail?

But deleting them from Windows Explorer does work for me. I browse to
C:\Users\RC\Contacts, then I select one from the list and use the normal
deletion technique, either the Delete key or right-click then Delete.
Unless I use the Shift key while deleting, Vista puts the deleted Contact
into my Recycle Bin - as usual.

Sometimes, if Vista is very busy (especially on a slow computer with limited
RAM), you might see a "Not Responding" message for several seconds - or even
a few minutes - while Vista completes its previous task. Clicking the mouse
at this time might trigger an abnormal exit from Windows Explorer. The only
cure for this is patience. ;^}

Step by step, how are you trying to delete Contacts? Are you an
Administrator? And logged on as such?

(PS: I've corrected your cross-post to
microsoft.public.windows.vista.file_management, inserting the missing "c" in
microsoft.)



RC
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R. C. White, CPA
San Marcos, TX
rc@grandecom.net
Microsoft Windows MVP
(Running Windows Live Mail beta in Vista Ultimate x64)

"Darryl Fulton" <darrylfulton@netscape.net> wrote in message
news:A767CB92-2A0B-4D75-9886-7B3129E56484@microsoft.com...
>I need someone to help...! I can't seem to delete some of the contact
>names that have entered into my
> *windows contacts*. When I try to delete these names, my Windows
> Explorer says.... *Windows Explorer has stopped working * then, it
> re-boots, and the names are still there. Even when I try to right-click
> the name or delete the names, *Windows Explorer* re-boots.
> Is there a way to delete the name I want deleted from my Windows
> Contact List, and keep Windows Explorer from rebooting?