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• How to find prefetch files in windows 8. should I delete the prefetch files occasionally?

  a Microsoft tech told me to delete the prefetch as a maintenance procedure occasionally.

  I can't find prefetch files using win 8. If anyone can help with how to search for prefetch files?

  Thanks, Newbie Mel

  a Microsoft tech told me to delete the prefetch as a maintenance procedure occasionally.

  I can't find prefetch files using win 8. If anyone can help with how to search for prefetch files?

  Thanks, Newbie Mel

  Hello

  The Prefetch files should not be deleted. This will slow down the normal operations.

  When you use the computer, the prefetch files are created for the programs that you use normally the most. This allows these programs to load faster.

  If you delete the files prefetch, the system must then start over again and recreate the files that you are using the computer.

  The Prefetch files are located in the C:\Windows\Prefetch folder. They are data files and are not human readable.

  Concerning

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• Whats means "data prefetch deleted xp?

  Just happen suddenly. My computer is running slow slow. When run maintence, (avg tune up), it says "data prefetch deleted.

  AVG Tune Up can not solve the problem.

  Any help idea is very well appreciated.

  Thank you

  Glkrrera

  prefetch is a folder in Windows to keep a copy so that windows can load programs, etc. faster

  they have been cleared and will now need to be implemented again, Prefetch is deleted by windows with the oldest, removed as a continuous process

  do not clean prefetch and you'd better uninstall AVG tune up.

• How to create prefetch files

  How to create prefetch files

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/what-is-the-prefetch-folder

  http://helpdeskgeek.com/Windows-Vista-tips/delete-disable-Windows-XP-prefetch/

  This information should help you understand the Prefetch.

• Toshiba satellite which is stuck in the installation of service Pack 1. I have service pack 2, can not fix with this cd, can I install service Pack 2 on it without loss of data or files?

  I have the laptop (Toshiba satellite) friend who's stuck in the installation of the service Pack 1.  I have service pack 2 and am wondering, since I can't fix with this cd, can I install service Pack 2 on it without loss of data or files?

  PC claims service pack1 cd with file asms

  When you use service pack 2 cd can not load product catalogues, it is fatal error, the Setup logs files should contain more information.

  Why not integrate Service Pack 2 and Service Pack 3 on her XP CD by following the instructions here (using another PC):

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• $regcmd$, I found this in my prefetch file, is this a bug?

  I found this in my prefetch file... I think maybe it's a bug, but can't find anything online about this... can someone tell me what it is and if I need on my computer?

  Thanks Mike

  Hello

  To learn more about the folder prefetch visit the link:

  What is the prefetch folder?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/what-is-the-prefetch-folder

  Folder Prefetch does not contain a bug, it just keeps track of the way your computer starts and which programs you usually open. Windows saves this information in a number of small files in the prefetch folder.

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  http://forums.IncrediMail.com/

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  Or, contact McAfee.

  http://www.McAfee.com/us/support/

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• Prefetch files deleted and my primary transmission reduced 4 GB memory

  Original title: prefetch files

  just delete the prefetch files and my primary transmission reduced 4 GB memory. Why?

  1. There is no advantage to deleting files in C:\Windows\Prefetch.  This will result in a temporary increase in startup and loading time of your computer program, but the files will be rebuilt.

  2. it is difficult to say what might have caused a reduction in the available disk space.  My guess is that you have some third-party backup utility running.  To study, download and run TreeSize Free.  Be sure to run 'as administrator' in order to get an accurate view of what takes up space on your hard drive.  http://www.Jam-software.com/treesize_free/

• Reading/writing data to files in the directory "data" of the application

  I'm trying to write and then read a little data, and it does not work. The size of the file is back by '0' because I wrote the file:

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  Don't know what I'm doing wrong here...

  No idea, but a few tips:

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  • Put an exit if the entry is successful, so you can be sure that your code is executed
  • Close the file only if opened successfully
  • Close the file with fclose. Close may not do and cause it is not emptied, the content can be empty. See http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/cstdio/fopen/
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• Ntuser.dat.LOG files are important to include in a backup to transfer files to a new computer?

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  Thanks for posting the query on Microsoft Community.

  You do not need to take backup of these files and they are normal files that will be generated.

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• It is possible to write data to files on a local computer using util_file instead of the server?

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  I use oracle 10g. It is possible to write data to files on a local computer using util_file instead of the server?

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• In what format should I save the data definition file

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• PowerCLI - there cmdlets to browse the store of data for files/directories and their creation?

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  PowerCLI - there cmdlets to browse the store of data for files/directories and their creation?

  If Yes, can you please let me know.

  I took a glance at the reference of the cmdlet, but can not find...

  
  Kind regards

  Dreamer

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  If I move my data store files (ds0, ds1, etc.) to a new location, is there a way to get TimesTen use from the new location?
  
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  I have to go through a route of backup/restore (http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E18283_01/timesten.112/e13063/upgrade.htm) to move data files a data store?
  
  Thank you.

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  2. make a full backup using ttBackup.

  3. remove the data of the memory store.

  4. destroy the datastore usign ttDestroy.

  5. change the Datastore or LogDir attributes in sys.odbc.ini to point to the new locations.

  6. restore the backup data store using ttRestore

  7. you can now start and use the data store.

  It is the change of safely / supported only the location of the files in the data store.

  Chris