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  column in a table.
  
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  007

  If I select * from the output of the encrypted column must be encrypted.

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• files stored in the cache of application data

  Recently, my weekly virus scans took longer and longer. The number of scanned files is increased by tens of thousands every week. A search shows carefully files in the directory C:/Documents and Settings/userxxx/application data/Mozilla/Profiles/.../Cache/ is the likely source of all the instant of the hundreds of thousands of files which meets my anti-virus. Does anyone know Mozilla application, these files are created by? They are important or only temporary files "not working"?

  The cache of firefox can be erased and should have no ill effects, although some websites can then take longer to load. If you decide to clear the cache, or part of it see:

  • How to clear the cache of Firefox

  You can get some info on what is stored in different caches of firefox by typing in the address bar on: cache the results are not very friendly (unless get you your hands on an add-on of the appropriate viewer cache), but it should help you to exercise which builds up and how big they are.

  Have a firefox cache increasing by tens of thousands of files every week seems unusual to say the least, and I can start thinking about trying to check if the malware is the cause.

  • See Firefox troubleshoot problems caused by malicious software

• error starting "C:\Document and Setting\user_name\Application Data\wlaplg.dll the specified module cannot be found"

  Original title: error loading of C:\Document and Setting\user_name\Application Data\wlaplg.dll the specified module could not be found

  For two or three weeks there whenever I boot my netbook and connect to my user account window I found this error message RUNDLL pop-up window:

  Error loading of C:\Document and Setting\myusername\Application Data\wlaplg.dll

  The specified module could not be found

  What is the problem? and how to solve?

  Hello

  Click on Start menu and click Run.
  Inside run, type MSCONFIG and press Ok.
  Now, you will get a System Configuration window.
  Inside you go to the tab called start-up
  In the Startup tab, you can see a list of files from loading when you start the computer.

  There, you can see the above file Rundll32, "C:\Document and Setting\user_name\Application Data\wlaplg.dll ' like this.

  A chech this one and press apply and press Ok.
  Now you will be asked to restart the computer.

  The problem will be solved after restarting...

• OK to delete the files that are: C:/Documents and Settings/rjhirsch (me) / Local Settings/Application Data / identities / {31391EF3-B3AC-4F12-94D8-DC2DA45E9526} / Microsoft/Outlook Express

  Good afternoon:

  Have recently been spotted by Windows XP Pro disk space on my C drive is low.  I reinstalled all the obvious large files (e.g., photos) on an external hard drive.  I have drilled down into individual files on the C drive to ensure other potential consumers of space. Found the folder that can be the source.

  Last year, I converted from Outlook Express (OE) for Outlook.  At this point, I rode on my e-mail and the e-mail folders in Outlook.

  I found a file in the following location that seems to contain the OE files.  I would like to know if the removal of these files of OE (~8.5 GB) impact my Outlook folder/mail e-mail before I remove them.

  The location is: C:/Documents and Settings/rjhirsch (me) / Local Settings/Application Data / identities / {31391EF3-B3AC-4F12-94D8-DC2DA45E9526} / Microsoft/Outlook Express.

  The folder contains about 8.5 GB of e-mail to OE folders more of them are dated July/August 2010.

  It is safe to assume that when I converted originally these OE e-mail/folders over to Outlook - that Outlook has caught up - and it's OK to delete these files?

  Thanks for your help.

  Cheers.

  Rick

  If you do not use OE, then Yes. It will not affect Outlook at all. Open the database messages OE, the folder that you have described, and remove all the dbx files. If you need OE once again, when you open OE, it creates new files dbx for all default folders such as Inbox, sent, etc. items.

• The Application Data folder disappeared [not visible] _

  It's apparently still operational-[i.e. Dragon user profiles are saved it] but the folder does not appear.
  Tried a restore of the file to a temporary [in My Documents] location by using the restoration of Seagate. He restored but folder does not show it is folder then level up shows 3GB but no file is displayed when you click on it.

  Help appreciated.

  The application data folder is supposed to be a hidden folder.  Applications and the operating system use this area to store the information needed to run these applications.

  You can display it by activating the display of hidden folders:

  Double-click any folder
  Click on tools-> Folder Options-> View (tab)
  Then click on the check box "Show hidden files, folders and readers."
  "OK" your way out.

  HTH,
  JW

• Changed the registry key for AppData Application data under the guidance of Adobe. Now lost models, smart tags etc.

  Hello everyone

  My Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro died today. I have "instant chat" with the support of Adobe. They asked me to change my registry key in Windows (I use XP) data from app to App Data. Now my Acrobat works fine, but I lost all THE other parameters. This includes:

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  It is a group of Vista so your talk to people who have not used XP in
  years.
   
  If my memory is correct AppData (the record) was invented in Vista
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  programs that use Application data it redirecting to AppData without the
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  If you have changed
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  Shell folders it was stupid advice from Adobe. Change it back. If it was a
  different key can validate return which key it is.
   
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  > Hello World
  >
  > My Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro died today. I have "instant chat" with the support to
  > Adobe. They asked me to change my registry key in Windows (I use XP) of
  > Application to the App data data. Now my Acrobat works fine, but I lost EVERYTHING
  > other settings. This includes:
  >
  > My preferences in all adobe CS (including layouts of pallet etc.)
  >
  > My Outlook e-mail footer
  >
  > Especially, my tags in Outlook.
  >
  >
  >
  > Here are simply programs that I used in the last hours. I can't
  > figure out how to get all these programs to point to App Data. I'm not, HE
  > expert.
  >
  > Thanks in advance!
  >
  >
  >
  > Terri
  >
  >
  >
   
   

• 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.

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  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:
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• I get a message saying "you have exceeded your profile storage space. Yet all the files listed th are actually my docs and application data. How to delete my profile, but not from my pc? increase the max profile size

  I get a message saying "you have exceeded your profile storage space. Yet all the files listed th are actually my docs and application data. How to delete my profile, but not from my pc? increase the max profile size

  1. the first thing to do is to make sure that the computer is completely virus/malware-free. Googling around this error produced quite a few links where the posters were or had been infected with Spyware Protect 2009 rogue.

  http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/page2.html#Removing_Malware

  Once the scanning is complete (do not skip the preparatory stages no more), if the problem persists:

  2. double-click on my computer, right-click the icon for your hard drive, click left to get its properties. If you see options to set Quota management make sure that they are disabled.

  3. in the case - BUT ONLY AFTER YOU ARE sure THAT THE MACHINE IS MALWARE/VIRUS-FREE - copy the lines between asterisks (not including the asterisks) below and paste it into Notepad. Save as undopolicy.reg somewhere, you will find. And then double-click the .reg file, that you have just made to melt in your registry. I hope that this will take care of the issue.

  *****
  Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

  [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System]
  'EnableProfileQuota ' = -.
  'ProfileQuotaMessage ' = -.
  "MaxProfileSize" = -.
  'IncludeRegInProQuota ' = -.
  'WarnUser ' = -.
  'WarnUserTimeout ' = -.
  *****

  MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• the Encrypt contents to secure data check box is not available, how to fix?

  When you encrypt a folder, if you open the properties of the folder, and then clickAdvanced, check the Encrypt contents to secure data box is not available (it appears grayed out).

  Hi Panvis,

  If you want to encrypt a file or folder by using EFS (ENCRYPTING File System), but the Advanced button is not displayed on the Properties dialog box or the encrypt the contents of the box secure data is grayed out, it could be for one of the following reasons

  You don't have an edition of Windows that supports the EFS. You can use EFS to encrypt files on Windows vista edition full, professional and Enterprise editions.

  The drive that you want to encrypt files on is not formatted using the NTFS file system. EFS only works on computers that use the NTFS file system. If the file you want to encrypt is on a drive that uses the FAT or FAT32 file system, you must convert the drive to NTFS to display the Advanced button.

  For more information, see:convert a hard disk or partition to NTFS.

  This option is not available in Windows Vista Starter, family basic and Windows editions Home Premium, for more information see the link below: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Troubleshoot-encrypted-files-and-folders

  I hope this helps. Let us know the results.

  Thank you and best regards,

   

  Srinivas R

  Microsoft technical support.

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• Transfer of application data (in the XP of Document settings) to Vista

  • I just got the new Dell with Vista and wanted to copy the mail Thunderbird profile (contain all previous emails) which was located in the Application Data folder (in Document settings) of my previous XP on the new computer Vista. Of course, it is very important for me to get Thunderbird running in the new PC. I can't locate the Application Data folder in Vista to do. Is that someone can help me to locate the location of the "Application Data" folder in Vista or maybe new name of the folder that the Thunderbird profile is run in Windows Vista?

  Application data is located in C:\Users\Change Data.  You may need to show hidden and system files go to start / Control Panel / folder Options / View / and check the button to see the system and hidden files.  I don't know if this is where Thunderbird is headed as I am not familiar with this program.  Please post if it does not help and I will refer you to a forum where they can potentially help you with the installation of Thunderbird and to transfer old data at the same time so what is expected here does not work.

  Your best bet to transfer files and settings from XP to Vista is to use Easy Transfer.  You will need to re - install Thunderbird and all your other programs as there is no way to transfer programs from one computer to another (even with 3rd-party programs) without the help of an upgrade installation (which is not possible in this case).  Here are the procedures: http://www.windowsnetworking.com/articles_tutorials/Migrating-Vista-using-Windows-Easy-Transfer.html and here is another article that may be useful (it covers more than a simple easy transfer but if you scroll down the article you will come to this article and it is very informative): http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc748915 (WS.10) .aspx.

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• 'Application data' should the folder there be 21 of them?

  I had some problems with the installation of a game. I did some searching via Windows Explorer and found in the folder "ProgramData" 21 copies of the Application Data folder. Each one inside the other. This cannot be normal. What can cause this and how do I get rid of all these files?

  Right-click of your drive in my computer, choose Properties - tools - and choose
  Check now

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  > I had a few problems with the installation of a game. I was part
  > the search through Windows Explorer and are found in the folder
  > "ProgramData" 21 copies of the Application Data folder. Each interior
  > the other. This cannot be normal. What can cause this and how
  > get rid of all these files?

• Copies nested in the Application Data folder

  Running Windows 7 64 bit.  In my c:\Documents and Settings\All Users folder there is a folder of application data.  If I develop this folder I find what appears to be a complete copy of all the 'All Users' files, including another folder "Application Data".  If I develop this folder, I get another copy of everything, including (guess youe), "data Applications.  Extend only one, same thing... That's at least 27 levels.  What's happening?

  Bill

  Hello TucsonBill,

  Welcome to the Microsoft Answers Forum!

  (a) are you referring to the application data folder?

  However we have folder AppData is hidden and Documents and settings can be found on the command prompt.

  Try to run an online virus scan to remove the malware running on the computer, please scan online by visiting the following link:

  http://OneCare.live.com/site/en-us/default.htm

  In Windows Vista and Windows 7, the local settings and Application data have been replaced by a single folder, % userprofile%\AppData\Local.

  In order to accomplish the appropriate redirection, you need two junctions:

  (1) a junction of local settings, which will transmit programs going
  %USERPROFILE%\Local settings in the new folder.

  (2) the junctions of an Application Data * inside the new folder * that points to itself, to get the programs to access the data in % userprofile%\LocalSettings\Application.

  If you think about it, it makes sense... when the program accesses local parameters, it will get passed in the folder, it should be in, however, it also accesses a folder named Application Data * in the correct folder it needs * (since it has already been redirected by the junction of local settings), so the junction of Application data should point to itself that things are working properly.

  I suggest you check the security settings on your Application data junction (C:\users\yourname\appdata\local) (you will need to select display operating system files in folder options in Explorer window).

  Go to the Security tab, click Advanced, then change and make sure that you see a refuse permission for everyone on the list.

  If it is not a list, create a 'all' and check the box under Deny next of ' read the file / data list.

  I hope this information helps. Please get back to us if you have any other questions on this subject.

  Thanks and greetings
  Mir - Microsoft Support
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• Set the permissions of files in my application data directory

  How can I change the permissions of files file in my application data directory using the code? For example the equivalent of Blackberry of chmod 777 file.txt

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  FileConnection offers some of these as being available in legible writing, hidden etc.
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• Can't access to the application data Windows 7

  I am logged on as administrator, but cannot access the Application Data folder. It shows that the folder as being locked (padlock). I have the security settings for this workstation, but cannot access many files? Where can I change the settings?

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  The application data folder is just a re - direct to the new version of the short name.  It is only there for compatibility, and since he is not a real file, you cannot open it.

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