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30-04-2008, 08:43 AM
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Re: SoftwareDistribution\Download folder
Well, Yes you can delete those files. But first switch off the 'Automatic Updates' and then delete them. You may require to restart your PC thereafter. But I guess, it should work properly. Punit Ganshani 'ganshani.com' (http://www.ganshani.com) -- punitganshani |
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30-04-2008, 08:43 AM
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Re: SoftwareDistribution\Download folder
I have just removed these files a few days after posting my messages and
there were no problems with the system (and files were not recreated) "punitganshani" wrote: > > Well, > Yes you can delete those files. But first switch off the 'Automatic > Updates' and then delete them. > > You may require to restart your PC thereafter. But I guess, it should > work properly. > > Punit Ganshani > 'ganshani.com' (http://www.ganshani.com) > > > -- > punitganshani > |
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03-05-2008, 05:42 PM
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Re: SoftwareDistribution\Download folder
Files will be recreated (different one) the next time system is updated
from WU or MU... -- Regards, Hank Arnold Microsoft MVP Windows Server - Directory Services leszekml wrote: > I have just removed these files a few days after posting my messages and > there were no problems with the system (and files were not recreated) > > "punitganshani" wrote: > >> Well, >> Yes you can delete those files. But first switch off the 'Automatic >> Updates' and then delete them. >> >> You may require to restart your PC thereafter. But I guess, it should >> work properly. >> >> Punit Ganshani >> 'ganshani.com' (http://www.ganshani.com) >> >> >> -- >> punitganshani >> |
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