I have a file named Reserved.DynamicUpdate... what I have to clean this file

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  any help is greatly appraciated

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  After reviewing your question, I understand that you have doubts about how you can make the file Reserved.DynamicUpdate cleaning option. I suggest you follow the procedures below:

  1. Press Windows key + R, type in msconfig and press enter.

  2. Go to the Boot tab, select Boot , choose a minimum and click OK.

  3. Click restart.

  4. Press Windows key + R.

  5. In the dialog box RUN, enter the path to the folder (C:\$Windows.~BT\DUDownload\GDRDUUpdates) and press enter.

  6. Delete the file.

  7. Press Windows key + R, type in msconfig and press enter.

  8. On the general tab, click Normal Startup , and click OK.

  9. Click restart.

  Hope this information is useful. Please feel free to answer in the case where you are facing in the future other problems with Windows.

• I have installation error message saying "error 1310.Error writing to file:C:\Program files (x 86) \Adobe\Acrobat DC\Acrobat\AMT\AAM\P7\ZS\ro_RO\StringTable.xml.» Make sure you have access to this directory.

  Hi my dear, I have installation error message saying "error 1310.Error writing to file:C:\Program files (x 86) \Adobe\Acrobat DC\Acrobat\AMT\AAM\P7\ZS\ro_RO\StringTable.xml.» Make sure you have access to this directory.

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• Windows 7 x 64 freezes while trying to open the Explorer folders that contain large. TIFF photo file (1 GB and more). Have you seen this reported on other forums - do you know about this bug?

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  I spotted this problem when I installed a copy of Windows 7 Pro on my Dell Desktop PC friends last month. It's a Dell Dimension 9200, which was purchased at the end of 2006 with Windows XP (Intel Core 2 duo, 2 GB of RAM). I have recommended upgrade for my friend who wanted to use Photoshop CS4 to edit VERY LARGE tiff files he had initially created on a Mac Book Pro. When I say too large files, I mean BIG - there are about 3 files in a folder, and each of them 2.5 to 3 GB. In any case, Photoshop CS4 comes in x 64 taste so I thought that the upgrade to Windows 7 for him allow to use more RAM for files 'heavy' (he bought an extra 2 GB RAM = 4 GB of RAM in total).  I did a clean install (as you have a XP upgrade) and the computer is running as smooth as butter (as is expected of this brilliant OS!)
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  Hunt through forum highlighted in Bing, I quickly found that others have also encountered this problem too with no guaranteed solution and oddly enough they all happen to be running Windows 7 x 64. People have reported that when they had previous versions of Windows, their large .tiff caused no instability, whether you use XP, Vista x 86 or Vista x 64.  So, I decided to experiment, to discover and to ensure that it was in fact a problem on Windows 7 and not a problem isolated to this Dell computer. Here are my findings:
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  • The next machine, I tested was a newly built custom PC running on Windows 7 Ultimate x 64 with a much higher spec and day of this years PCs.

  Data sheet:

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  The computer hangs when opening folder in Windows Explorer and CPU Meter gadget shows that RAM has peaked at 100% with a very low CPU activity.

  • Third machine, I tested is a new HP Pavilion laptop that I bought an almost as powerful as the second mentioned above, tested PC spec this time under Windows 7 Home Premium x 64 2 weeks ago running.

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  Partition 2: Windows XP sp3
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  I noticed that this forum has had this problem reported with an available workaround that seems to have helped some people. Here is the link: http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7files/thread/a473c4ca-3fe2-4b6d-847f-6287e4d24e81 was not a difference on every machine I've tested.
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  Second, work on a hot - fix that is soon available for download on Windows Update?
  Thirdly, is there an ETA for how soon a possible fix can and will be issued?
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  See you soon,.
  Kone

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  Set the option to optimize this folder for Documents option.

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