> > <snip>What are log files for? And some won't delete ("used by other
> > programs etc.")<snip>
> Try using Unlocker, <http://ccollomb.free.fr/unlocker/>.--- Karl Springer
Good idea (and I have Unlocker, always an excellent assist). That removed an
additional 14 logs, some which will probably keep regenerating. That's a
total of 175 files out of the computer. It's interesting that there even are
such files and that there are people who look into them to (I assume) find
out what steps were taken to bring the computer to whatever condition it is
in at any one time. --- Harold
Btw, even with Unlocker, files remaining are (and I'm not complaining):
Ntuser.dat (in C:\Documents and Settings\Computer_User)
UsrClass.dat (same path as above plus Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\Windows)
Default, Sam, Security, and Software (all four in
C:\Windows\System32\config)
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