Windows: What're these folders in Program Files for?
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Frontpage is a webpage program...
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Just use the CD, if you don't have the CD copy all the files in the program files folder-> c:&#92;programfiles
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if u know the name use the windows search function . .... you can also look through program files  ... shouldnt be too hard to spot .... also look through add/remove programs to uninstall it .. dont just delete the folder .. maybe u need to sign in as admin to see it ..
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you cannot create a folder with this names:\n\ncom1\ncom2\ncom3\n....\nlpt1\nlpt2\n....\nnul\ncon\nprn\n\nwhy? \nbecause they are reserved by windows and refers to special devices!
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go to your program files and look for them
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"C:&#92;Program Files&#92;Internet Explorer&#92;iexplore.exe"
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You cannot give the following as file/folder names in xp\ncon\nprn
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First run a virus scan on them.  If its safe, try opening one.  Chances are you can delete them.  I've never heard of a program that uses those files.
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It is usually under Document and Settings ---> Your windows login ID ---> Application Data ---> Mozilla ----> Profiles ----> weird file name with numbers\n\nGo to your explorer and you can find it easily.
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You can set the default program for any file type in the "Folder Options" menu you can access either from Windows Explorer or system control. Usually you get useful suggestions which programs can open a file type, but sometimes vastly different file formats share the same ending.\n\nYou should also disable the "hide file extensions for known file types" feature, while you're at it. Changing an extension sometimes is necessary, and can't be done with the default.
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That's a folder on your computer... is it poping up in an explorer window?  Or are you getting some sort of error like "cannot find C:&#92;Program Files&#92;Common&#92;..." \n\nif you are getting something like that, download the Autoruns tool from sysinternals.  Run it (it will take a while to scan your system for the things that start up when you turn the computer on).  Make sure you write down exactly what the error message is before you try using this program.  Once Autoruns has done it's thing (it will at the bottom of the screen say (without prompting) that it is finished it's scan) click the win logon tab and scroll down and see if you see the exact file that isn't running eg c:&#92;program files&#92;common&#92;program&#92;thing.exe and uncheck it.  \n\nBe very, very careful about this.  If you uncheck anything else, your computer may not start up properly (especially if the item in question has the word microsoft in the publisher name).  If this is too much for you to do, then call somebody who knows what they are doing.  It is sometimes better to pay for service rather than rely on yourself, since they can be held liable for any problems rather than you.
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What kind of file is that?
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It is a "delta hardware inventory file". It is a Microsoft file extension for temporary files.
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they are the  temporary files which r created when you use the internet. its safe to delete them.
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It is a database file containing the small images displayed when you view a folder in "thumbnail" view (as opposed to tile, icon, list, or detail view). There is no harm in deleting these files.\n If you want to turn OFF this feature, here's how:\n\n   1. Open up the Control Panel\n   2. Select Folder Options\n   3. Click the View tab (see picture below)\n   4. Check "Do not cache thumbnails"\n   5. Click the OK button
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in c:&#92;program files&#92;windows media player&#92;wmp.exe
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check the C:/Program Files directory and look through all the programs there.  Go to Start>Control Panel> Add or Remove Programs.  Check in the lower right-hand corner of the screen (the system tray) and click on every icon if you don't know what it is.  Go to Start>All Programs and look through there to see if there are any programs you don't recognize.  Open any you can't identify to see what they are.\n\n  I'm pretty sure you'd find the program looking in all of those places.  That was a thorough sweep.  I couldn't imagine where else a program might hide.\n\n  You could also clear internet history in case the program accesses that.