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I now have 150 of the question folder starting with .400 thru .403 and

then they began over with BDO1.400 etc. Some are empty but the ones

that have files in them are exactly the same. Which of these folders

are safe to delete and why are they being created? tia

 

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Re: WINEBDO.400 Folder Question

 

Zo wrote:

> I now have 150 of the question folder starting with .400 thru .403 and

> then they began over with BDO1.400 etc. Some are empty but the ones

> that have files in them are exactly the same. Which of these folders

> are safe to delete and why are they being created?

 

AFAIK the folder WINEBDO.400/EBD is created when you create a bootable

floppy from within windows. This *should* be deleted when the floppy is

ready. Did you (try to) create a floppy much times?

(BTW WINEBD stands for Windows Emergency Boot Disk)

 

It should be safe to delete them all.

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Re: WINEBDO.400 Folder Question

 

Ingeborg explained on 9/14/07 :

> Zo wrote:

>

>> I now have 150 of the question folder starting with .400 thru .403 and

>> then they began over with BDO1.400 etc. Some are empty but the ones

>> that have files in them are exactly the same. Which of these folders

>> are safe to delete and why are they being created?

>

> AFAIK the folder WINEBDO.400/EBD is created when you create a bootable

> floppy from within windows. This *should* be deleted when the floppy is

> ready. Did you (try to) create a floppy much times?

> (BTW WINEBD stands for Windows Emergency Boot Disk)

>

> It should be safe to delete them all.

 

Thanks for the reply. These files have been accumulating for quite

some time and I just noticed them while trying to free up some space on

my drive. After some further research through Google, I discovered

that the original folder for this is located in the C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND

folder. Again thanks for the reply.

 

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