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C:\Windows\Temp directory Filling up with 5KB dll files
I've posted a related question on one of these Forums regarding removing some of the files in ....\WINDOWS\Temp\. The files you see are likely caused by the indexing service. I recently removed some 19,300+ files, and I have experienced the temporary folder filling to the point of exhausting all...- dthede
- Post #6
- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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Automated way to Delete Temp files
What about files such as the 170 files with names similar to "Perflib_Perfdata_148.dat" and the various one in the sequence "JET4DFC.tmp" -- is it safe to delet them? And then there are all those "JET4DFC.tmp" files. I deleted most of these files once and ended up with nothing but trouble...- dthede
- Post #21
- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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Slow throughput on Intel SRCS28X RAID Ctrlr
... but I used to get 6 meg/sec back in the early 90s." Hence the request for help. And, exactly my thought as I reminisced about a Compaq Proliant from that period, etc. Please note, however, that the issue is one of interaction between two caches: one on the RAID controller, and one... -
Thoughts on the USB/thumb/jump drives
It's clearly a business process issue and policy issue, and therefore involves both HR and the IT fabric underlying the entire company or organization. But clearly, too, as has been pointed out, responsibility devolves upon the human individual, not simply abstract "departments." - DT- dthede
- Post #24
- Forum: Tech Industry Trends
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Slow throughput on Intel SRCS28X RAID Ctrlr
Windows Server 2003/XP Pro environment. This RAID controller card is in a 133MHz slot in an SE7520BD2 Intel logic board, controlling 6 Maxtor 7Y250M0 1.5Gb/s drives (Maxline II). The ctrlr has 128MB RAM on it, supporting a RAID5 config. Not using optional on-card battery backup. While...
