image.nrg

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I've been using Vista since 1/30/07 with very VERY few problems. Since
installation, I've had large (8GB) file in my Documents folder called
"Image.nrg. There's also a smaller (110MB) file called Image2.nrg in the
same folder. Do I need these files? When I installed Vista I had to do a
'clean' install, because I had XP Pro and wanted to install Vista Home
Premium. Vista created a set of very large "backup" files (my description).
After copying what I needed, I deleted these files. But still have these 2
*.nrg files sitting out there.

Can I get rid of them?
 
Hi Kevin
Not sure here but I think that file is created by Nero when burning an image
to disk.
Don't bet on this answer though.
 
Kevin Carlson said:
I've been using Vista since 1/30/07 with very VERY few problems. Since
installation, I've had large (8GB) file in my Documents folder called
"Image.nrg. There's also a smaller (110MB) file called Image2.nrg in the
same folder. Do I need these files? When I installed Vista I had to do a
'clean' install, because I had XP Pro and wanted to install Vista Home
Premium. Vista created a set of very large "backup" files (my
description).
After copying what I needed, I deleted these files. But still have these
2
*.nrg files sitting out there.
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Those are Nero Image files. If you can't open them with Nero to check what
they contain, you can try IsoBuster.

www.isobuster.com

ss.
 
You're right, I forgot I created and burned a disk image before installing
Vista. Thank you very much (and to Synapse Syndrome, who gave me the same
reply). Luckily I didn't need the image, but I'm glad I had it.
 
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