Hi, everyone. Can someone explain to me what the signficance, if any, is of files that appear in the Local Settings\Temp subdirectory that are named bat*.tmp, where the "*" represents any two- to four-character alphanumeric combination? These files appear in the temp subdirectory only on occasion after I have downloaded e-mail. There must be nothing in these files, since the size is "0kb". Additonally, they only seem to appear when I have received an error message that reads something like: "ezTrustAntivirus real-time protection has found that C:\DOCUME~1\USER\LOCALS~1\Temp\bat4D2.tmp was infected with HTML.MimeExploit virus and has restored the file." Curiously, when I run a search for the infected file, it does not appear anywhere on the hard drive. This has happened three times in the past several days. Can I safely delete all of those .tmp files?
-- Avi Avram Sacks Chicago, IL runnning The Bat ver. 1.61 on Windows XP home ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.61 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
