This is standard behavior for a Windows update, however the directories
should be deleted. When they are not deleted properly, they leave this
garbage behind, and I have seen the permissions screwed so that you
have to take ownership of the directories before deletion. Could of
course be something else, and if you are really concerned, you could
try googling for the file names.
Matt
Bonno Bloksma wrote:
Hi,
When I was just looking at the
filestructure of our IMail server I found a
"C:\026b38738cc42502493967\update" dir (filedate 20-dec-2004) with 2
files:
iecustom.dll (20-sep-2004) and
update.exe (28-sep-2004).
I have no idea where those files
came from, maybe a legitimate update, maybe an IE update?
Probably some leftover files I can
delete but I sure would like to know where they came from.
Groetjes,
Bonno Bloksma
.... Back up my hard drive? How do I put it in reverse?
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