Safe to delete files in "Installer" folder?. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.setup () in my "C:\WINNT\Installer" folder theres about 460megs of various .msi, ..msp, .mst etc... files along with with folders named like "{1FD0C5C1-B01B-4B4C-9607-E5D3B3D1318F...

What exactly do you mean 'you can't delete old files'? After installing xp are the old files still there? If so are you reinstalling or simply repairing? A repair install will do just that - repair the operating system files, but leave other files in...

etc for sites that you normally have passwords, etc, saved because the following procedure removes them. You can delete temp files in a couple of different ways, This is for I.E. Start>control panel>internet options>general tab>delete files, delete cookies....

install critical program files as well. I do >not recommend modifying your default Program Files directory or deleting>it. >>It sounds like you are looking for a way to automatically change the >default install path of program files you install and...

This is a special folder. It shows programs that are installed (think of it as something like the Start Menu). It does not show files. Usually each item shown has two files backing it (but could be more), an inf file for install/uninstall and the actual program...

of my Office 2003 too, and now I can run Outlook without problems. Can these symbol files be reestablished by reinstalling all the software having problem with the symbol files? -- Regards Zadig Galbaras A Perturbed Norwegian Agnostic ----- "Zadig...

just wants to try to install the driver again.... What I have tried already: Repair Install, system File Check, carefully removing and re-installing all my drivers, safe mode install, different USB port (for USB devices, where the problem happens most...

the Temporary Internet Files: Click Start> Settings> Control Panel> Internet Options> General tab. Click the Delete Files button, then put a checkmark in the box to Delete all offline content, and click OK, and OK. Close all open windows and running...

have gone wrong? (1) Boot to DOS (Hold CTRL as you boot, & select Command Prompt Only.) (2) SMARTDRV (3) TYPE C:\Windows\Wininit.ini Wininit.ini is used to manipulate files during a reboot that cannot be touched while Windows is running....

Use "HDValet" from PCMag, or (a) "Control Panel, Internet Options, Delete Files button, bolt Delete all offline content, OK, OK" (b) "START, Run, %TEMP%", &delete all files that will let you. This will likely be "C:\Windows\Temp". This is best done after...