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How about having a batch file run before your backup starts (most backup applications allow this), and basically do a 'deltree' on the folder...

Have you tried this ? http://www.firedaemon.com/

You said you're using the router's external IP of 10.0.0.x That is an internal IP similar to 192.168.1.* If connections are coming in on port 5900, then client connections are establish on ports incrementing above that. Listen on ports 5900-5910 for example. Ensure that port forwarding is...

Not necessarily a time problem. Actually I don't know how it could be.... W3SVC uses the IUSR_USER1 account, so check that the password on it hasn't been changed or that the account isn't disabled etc.

Just a thought, but scandisk, defrag, create fresh drive-images of the systems, remote any built-up dust or stuff from inside the cases... stuff like that?

Perhaps its trying to retreive a directory structure from a device that is not longer there? Have you checked Event Viewer for SCSI timeouts trying to access a particular drive or anything like that?

Might be a little dangerous, but why don't you login as Administrator, then run "Process Explorer" from www.sysinternals.com Kill the file handles to your user profile files, then try to delete...

My apologies for posting two threads in such short succession. This is another thing that's been bothering me. At the same customer site, I need to image 30 machines. I have a couple of machines set-up as what both ourselves and the customer deem 'perfect'. Now I need to image them. Only...

Hello There :) I have a very frustrating site.... its a school with 30 identical Windows XP Professional machines. I also have a Windows 2003 Server installed. Now. Each computer will be for the most part logging onto the domain with a generic user account = student. I have set in the...