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Rainna
Hi, I have a Windows XP Home system and very recently I
discovered a new issue. When I go into Disk Cleanup it
tells me that there is 32mb on WebClient Publisher that
can be freed, I do the clean up now and poof it doesn't
clean up this issue. I have done a little research on my
own and it seems that it's a corrupted Internet
Exployer .dat file for IE 5x. I have IE 6.0 sp1 running
and I have also done a search for any IE 5.0 files.
Seems that it's locked to a old history file also.
Yesterday I ran a command sfc prompt for repairing IE.
Start, Run, cmd, sfc /scannow which this checks all of
your IE files to make sure everything is there and
running. Mine came back fine but when I went and checked
the disk cleanup sure enough there was the 32mb still in
it. I have cleaned my history, temp internet files,
offline files and also have searched for several files to
try and find something this might be locked to. Any help
out there to fix this would be great, and also is there
away to delete a .dat file without going through system
restore. I read somewhere that if you shut everything
down in Task manager except systr and IExployer then you
can do some trouble shooting from there.
Help with any suggestions!
Thanks
Rainna
discovered a new issue. When I go into Disk Cleanup it
tells me that there is 32mb on WebClient Publisher that
can be freed, I do the clean up now and poof it doesn't
clean up this issue. I have done a little research on my
own and it seems that it's a corrupted Internet
Exployer .dat file for IE 5x. I have IE 6.0 sp1 running
and I have also done a search for any IE 5.0 files.
Seems that it's locked to a old history file also.
Yesterday I ran a command sfc prompt for repairing IE.
Start, Run, cmd, sfc /scannow which this checks all of
your IE files to make sure everything is there and
running. Mine came back fine but when I went and checked
the disk cleanup sure enough there was the 32mb still in
it. I have cleaned my history, temp internet files,
offline files and also have searched for several files to
try and find something this might be locked to. Any help
out there to fix this would be great, and also is there
away to delete a .dat file without going through system
restore. I read somewhere that if you shut everything
down in Task manager except systr and IExployer then you
can do some trouble shooting from there.
Help with any suggestions!
Thanks
Rainna