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From: tatar on 29 Jul 2010 08:19
I have C: Boot partition and D: partition for my Data files.
In my Data Partition I have an folder named 92fbacf3222aa094933a5d.
When I open it, it has two folders AMD and i386. They both have 7 similar
files, ddl, inf, ppd, cat and gpd.
What is it doing in my data drive? Should it not be in Boot drive. It is
possible that during archive etc I have moved it myself.
Should I try to put it in C: drive and in which folder.


From: ruic on 29 Jul 2010 10:06
This folder is the remains of some windows update. I can probably just
delete it if you have the proper security settings.


Rui



"tatar" <afe(a)ersoy.co.uk> wrote in message
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>I have C: Boot partition and D: partition for my Data files.
> In my Data Partition I have an folder named 92fbacf3222aa094933a5d.
> When I open it, it has two folders AMD and i386. They both have 7 similar
> files, ddl, inf, ppd, cat and gpd.
> What is it doing in my data drive? Should it not be in Boot drive. It is
> possible that during archive etc I have moved it myself.
> Should I try to put it in C: drive and in which folder.
>
>


From: Twayne on 29 Jul 2010 10:37
In news:%234uiWhxLLHA.5700(a)TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl,
tatar <afe(a)ersoy.co.uk> typed:
> I have C: Boot partition and D: partition for my Data files.
> In my Data Partition I have an folder named
> 92fbacf3222aa094933a5d. When I open it, it has two folders AMD and i386.
> They both
> have 7 similar files, ddl, inf, ppd, cat and gpd.
> What is it doing in my data drive? Should it not be in Boot
> drive. It is possible that during archive etc I have moved
> it myself. Should I try to put it in C: drive and in which folder.

No, just delete it or copy it to a CD/DVD if you're worried. If it's needed
on your boot drive, it's already been recreated there and probably has a
totally different number; they are random numbers.

HTH,

Twayne`


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