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On Tue, 31 Jan 2006 04:07:27 -0800, Savage
<Savage@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>Nice bit of troubleshooting there Dave,
>
>The file list *.* seems very suspicious, so I did some research.
>http://24seven.aw.com/articles/article.asp?p=359169
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>Found that PCHEALTH is related to system restore , but there already is
>another option to clean up restore points , do you have any third party
>registry / disk cleaning tools ?
>The value @="{C0E13E61-0CC6-11d1-BBB6-0060978B2AE6}" looks like it might
>lead you to finding more related information.
>C0E13E61-0CC6-11d1-BBB6-0060978B2AE6 looks like the product GUID , however I
>wouldn't normally recommend splashing around the registry , but hey it's
>worked so far :).
Thanks for the pointer to the article. I'm ahead of the game now.
Looks like I can use that "pchealth" entry to create a customized
"clean" entry to delete, for example, *.tmp in folders of my choice.
I did lose some AVI and other files and as I mentioned in my post,
unable to retrieve them. So much for the undelete tools.
Dave
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