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folder and My History and all that, Windows still keep a record of all of your internet visits in the index.dat file. I also read that Windows won't let you delete this file, but if you do (from DOS), it's okay and won't crash your computer. What are...

files are useless and can cause problems. No need to delete the folders. I have a shortcut to a batch file in the Quick Launch bar that I click on right after a boot to Windows that deletes those files and many others. I don't have it run automatically...

you need to find all the places windows stores temporary data and delete this data on boot. Many of these locations are protected system files and have to be removed before windows loads. If you go to any the many windows tweak sites they will have several...

With any "pay for" antivirus programs I know of, you have a yearly subscription fee for the virus signature file updates. If YOU, by chance, find one that doesn't, please tell us about it. -- Regards, Richard Urban Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/...

of Index.dat in Windows XP? Are there downloadable programs to do this for XP? -- Remove the "Delany" to reply.. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers () Is there an easy way to clear the content of Index.dat in Windows XP? Are there...

disk to Windows folder T039". No dialog window now displays when I open the scanner cover. The illumination lamp is on. All the Twain and Twunk files are in place. I did copy over the twain.dll file from the CD supplied with the scanner. No change....

Run Batch file before Windows XP loads. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize () I am an old school PC user, since the days of old DOS. Back in the day, I used to make batch files and put calls into the autoexec.bat file to run them....

one of the following: In Windows XP/2000/Me, on the Tools menu, click Folder Options. In Windows 98, on the View menu, click Folder Options. On the View tab, uncheck Hide file extensions for known file types. Do one of the following: In Windows XP/2000/...