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• Somehow, I deleted my index.dat in the Cookies folder.

  Somehow, I deleted my index.dat in the Cookies folder.  How do I get it back and I really need?

  Hello

  • What was the location of the folder where you deleted it go?
  The index.dat file is a database file. This is a repository of information such as web URLS, search queries, and files recently opened. Its purpose is to allow quick access to the data used by Internet Explorer. For example, all visited web addresses are stored in the index.dat file, which allows to find quickly the AutoComplete match as long as the user types an Internet Explorer web address. The index.dat file is specific to the user and is open as long as a user is connected Windows. Separate index.dat files exist for the history, cache and cookies in Internet Explorer.
  The index.dat file is never resized or deleted. A large index.dat file can affect the performance.
   
  Note: The .dat extension is commonly used for data files (files that are not readable by humans and not to hold a binary based on documents). It is possible to find named "index.dat" files that are not used by Internet Explorer.

• Launch of non-functional quick toolbar. Folder of application data for this profile accidentally moved to the Cookies folder, cannot move to the right place and make quickstart functional again.

  Toolbar start fast is the only app that has problems.  I can't start him because I have no permissions.  As this occurred, the Application Data folder somehow finished in the Cookies folder for this account.  It cannot be carried over to the location appropriate without disabling the Quick Launch toolbar.

  Hi lcynicl,

  See if the paths to the shell in the registry file is correct. If this isn't the case, you may need to restore those which is incorrect. Use the table here:

  Reset the default Shell folders paths:
  http://WindowsXP.MVPs.org/usershellfolders.htm
  Ramesh Srinivasan, Microsoft MVP [Windows Desktop Experience]

• access denied to the Cookies folder in vista

  Why am I denied access to my cookie folder. I try to open and im denied. I also tried to go directly to her, but it is not shown. went to the folder option and set to show system and hidden. still can not see it. I had a few cookies adt someware and I need to make them disappear. they keep popping my pop ups saying security threat are blocked. so, what should I do to get full access to my cookie files. I have vista 32 bit home premium installed.

  Had this same problem and found the answer in another thread.  Go here
  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/vistafiles/thread/2b81e1b7-6776-4559-AC23-506b6f144e1d/

  I am now able to see all the cookies and remove any ones I want.

• CommonExtras lack of.app folder

  I tried to solve several problems with my server.  Several solution see using files in the CommonExtras folder.  However, I do not have a.  How do/i check that it is correctly installed.

  Dave

  You are looking:

  / Maybe system/Library/CoreServices/Applications?

  Leo

• Create the lack of "New folder" menu drop-down

  All other options in the 'New' menu are there except 'create a new folder '.  I'm completely unable to create a new folder.  I can create all of the other options, but not a record.  Must be a registry change error on this key.  Does anyone know how to locate and fix this?  What happened since I upgraded from Vista to Windows 7, and somehow he lost this option.

  For any question on Windows 7:

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/Windows7

  Link above is Windows 7 Forum for questions on Windows 7.

  Windows 7 questions should be directed to the it.

  You are in the Vista Forums.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• lack the new folder option in the desktop right-click menu

  k I know that it is a simple thing to do... i have done it before, but the mind blank on how I did it... just need too add new folders to my office, but the option has disappeared

  Heck.  OK, I search and found a fix on the TechNet edge which may help you.  See http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/w7itproui/thread/9ee6ecdf-5958-4af4-b640-c659ada57bc4 we already tried the first option to download Linda Yan of the difficulty of the folder and follow the instructions.  I hope this will do the trick. MVP (Windows desktop experience)

• Lack of "new folder" tab

  Using Windows 7 and cannot create a new folder.  When you right-click on the desktop and go to the 'New' tab, there is no folder icon... Help!

  Go about it.

  See the post of Bruce Hagen near the bottom of the first page.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-files/unable-to-create-a-new-folder-in-Windows-7/3c5951c8-e3b0-4E5B-99A5-744f842fe558

• Lack of mapping: folder in SRM

  Hello

  I need assistance to resolve the error "missing mapping: folder"in the protection group.»  Screenshot of PFA.

  Error message "mapping missing: folder"GlK GrXX Datacenter", Resource Pool 'Glk TG Production' Network ' 10.67.x.x Shared backup'Network" 10.67.x.x ".

  Thank you

  vm2014

  Hello

  probably you lost the connection to your ESX host. You can configure mappings for the VM that has a problem. Select the Protection Group-> the computers view virtual VM and configure Protection for VMS that do not have the mapping, or you can re - create the inventory maps and select "Configure everything" for PG with this virtual machine.

  Hope this helps,

  Daniel G.

• Cannot access the Cookies, the "Access denied" message folder in Vista

  I had problems with my computer for some time now. Various problems such as being not able to install updates for one reason or another (I think I got that one without screw it too many other top! haha)

  The question I have now is with my Cookies folder. It is said there (C:\Users\---\Cookies) "is not available"... "" Access denied ".  Why is this and how to "reconquer" access? And how, all of a sudden, what happened? A person may delete something, they shouldn't have? Or Whaat?  Aaah!

  * original title - Cookie file: ACCESS DENIED - has had no trouble with her before! What is going on? *

  The C:\Users\---\Cookies file is a hidden, protected from the operating system that is not intended to be accessible to users.

  To be more precise, it is a junction point that points to the folder that is accessible to the user C:\Users\---\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Cookies

• Is it possible to connect my bookmarks, history, cookies for an online account as in chrome. You won't ever lose their.

  I was always a firefox user, but has recently done a reinstall of windows and had to manually write all my favorites because last time I re installed windows, add it on it had to back up and restore the bookmark simply failed to do and I lost all my favorites. I discovered that chrome remembered all my favorites, cookies, history and settings via my google account. This feature of chrome is very important for me because my favorites keep track of all my work and important sites.

  I don't want to risk losing this vital information, so I am forced to use chrome now.

  I would suggest that it be a feature in firefox somehow. Perhaps users could have a mozzila account that stores the bookmarks and history automatically for access to any other computer through a log in option.

  import bookmarks in a new instance of firefox would be as simple as an import of account mozzila button-press.

  If a mozzilla account is unsustainable so maybe a link to a count dropbox or something like that might work.

  The problem I have with firefox now is simply that my data is stored locally and are always at risk of permanent loss. In fact I lost data about firefox 3 times in the past.

  You can save bookmarks, passwords and upward to 60 days of history using the Firefox Sync Services. I don't think it puts all your cookies, but the cookies for the tabs that you used during your last session are saved with your session data. Sync is not perfect, and you should keep a copy of your key synchronization or the key to recovery somewhere elsewhere on your computer because you have it if you lose your installation of Firefox and you want to synchronize with this account against from a newly installed Firefox.

  More info in these articles:

  • How do I set up Sync on my computer?
  • Data of Firefox Sync are sure - learn more

  Because synchronization is a copy of the end-to-real-time, it is always a good idea to make backups of your Firefox settings periodically. This way, if you notice something important lack, as a folder of bookmarks, you'll have something a little older you may be able to recover these.

• Cookies.SQLite set ReadOnly, it disappeared when I went to undo read-only

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  See the solution at the end of this post

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  You do not now know what I tried to accomplish with this approach, in Ubuntu 12.04 and Firefox 23 than my current browser version. Whether, there no desired effect, Firefox will not save the session cookies.

  I have these files in my profile from 'cookies' in the name:

  cookies.SQLite.bak
  cookies.SQLite.bak - reconstruction
  cookies.SQLite - shm
  Cookies-sqlite-wal

  I was going to ask this question, and glancing in the profile to see what I have here, I closed Firefox and renamed cookies.sqlite.bak cookies.sqlite. Open Firefox and I see the lack of cookies.sqlite and again, there is a cookies.sqlite.bak.

  This time, when the browser is opened on this issue pending, I copied cookies.sqlite.bak to cookies.sqlite.bak (copy) and renamed that cookies.sqlite. It has the permissions to read / write and it remains to be seen what happens when I close the browser and reopen it.

  My privacy setting is set to accept all cookies, including third parties and to reject cookies when I close Firefox.

  CookieMonster is used to replace Firefox default for sites where I want to accept cookies so that I can keep the site preferences or to stay connected. CookieMonster is not obeyed, the cookies are ignored.

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  Solution

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  Based on the response in the third post in the thread, since the two top lines of post of Cor - el, I cleared my problem with just deleting all files with 'cookies.sqlite' at the beginning of their names, close and restart Firefox. Firefox restored all the names, and the new cookies.sqlite has the permissions to read / write without my definition.

  Tab of confidentiality under Edit > Preferences:
  Firefox is configured to use the custom settings for the story, and I accept all cookies, including third-party and keep them until I close Firefox.

  I use the add-on CookieMonster to override this default setting on some sites, so I can keep their cookies from one session to another, which saves some site preferences and allows me to stay connected to my web site.

  Back on the Privacy tab, clear history when Firefox closes, but in the settings, I don't understand cookies. (I included cache and the Web site offline data).

  To include cookies here would cause Firefox clear all cookies at the end of the session, including those who save my site preferences and keep me connected via the settings in CookieMonster.

  Have you tried to delete all the files cookies.sqlite and allow Firefox to create a new file?

  Create a new profile as a test to see if your profile is the source of the problems.

  See "create a profile":

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/Profile-Manager-create-and-remove-Firefox-profiles
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Standard_diagnostic_-_Firefox#Profile_issues

  If the new profile works then you can transfer files from a profile in the new profile, but make sure not to copy corrupted files.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Transferring_data_to_a_new_profile_-_Firefox

• file missing cookies

  The cookie folder is not visible and the search will not conclude it, but I can see it by typing the location in my browser.
  Looking at the properties, the "Hidden" box is checked and grayed out, and 'read only' was checked. I unchecked read-only.
  Some websites (Yahoo Groups) to connect now. At some point, some site have complained that I was not accepting cookies.
  Any ideas how to solve this problem, and how it happened?

  Hello

  Follow these steps:

  a. in Windows Explorer go to tools > Folder Options > view tab
  b. uncheck the "Hide files of the operating system (recommended) protected"
  c. you will get a warning. Click 'yes '.

  To find your cookie folder:

  C:\Documents and Settings\\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files

• My Cookie file was corrupted in data and my programs continually pop up with the 'corrupt file' error when a program opens, pointing to \Users\name\Appdata\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Cookies.

  My Cookie file was corrupted in data and my programs continually pop up with the 'corrupt file' error when a program opens, pointing to \Users\name\Appdata\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Cookies.

  The problem is, Chkdsk will not fix this, and I can't access the file. This opens up a world of problems when I need to fix this error, so I can upgrade to Windows 7. Help, please!

  I just ran the scan again. He said of the errors found, but could not be repaired.

  This problem actually has nothing to do with internet explorer. It's the cookies folder that is corrupt in the Windows folder in roaming. The error file is in conjunction with the programs, that I try to run (AIM, Skype, so forth). Trying to enter the folder it says it's corrupt. I don't know what is the root of the problems or how to solve this problem, but these measures have not helped so far. Regarding the repair, I will try that next.

  http://Tinypic.com/view.php?pic=14mw4ly&s=4

  Here is a picture. This is the error of the lower right

  It's what the tool SFC to see system files corrupted and try to repair the system files.
  SFC could not fix it.

  Looks like you will need to do this:

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/88236-repair-install-Vista.html

  Read the info on the link above.

  Good luck with it.

  Let us know how you go with it.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• "How to remove the cookie file.

  Win vista Home / Prem 32.

  Surfing the net last night at 3:45 a file appeared in the cookies folder is 3 k in size and when I tried to open it the answer was "access denied" after a lot of searching and trying some old win 3.1, 95, 98 tips same thicket home with XTREE GOLD still could not access.

  Renamed the CookieX cookie folder and made a new Cookie file and finished my research I was doing and turns off the computer.

  Today I see the file disappeared, but I need to remove the CookieX folder and cannot.

  Is the way to remove this folder?

  Thanks for your help

  Hi Bob351,

  Have you tried using disk cleanup?  Please take a look at the article here with information and instructions on how to use it to remove items.

  I hope this helps!