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From: kkaionsg on 2 Dec 2009 05:31

if you're really worried about it, theres a relatively easy way to
delete all instances of it. go to command prompt, and type in:


del C:\axel.dav /s /q


and let it run till it stops. if it says the command in the titlebar,
its still running. it'll delete most of the axel.dav files in ur system,
which could take a while to find and get rid of. once its done that,
type in:


del C:\axel.dav /s /q /a:h


and that will delete the rest. both things can(and probably will) take
a while, while it searches


PS: if you're wondering, /s means delete specified file in all
sub-directories, /q tells it not come up with a confirmation box, and
/a:h tells it to delete hidden files. the command you put in first only
deleted ones that werent hidden, and the second one would only delete
ones that are (leaving the ones that arent)


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