1.9GB Directory

[Guest sammys]

There is a Server 2003 SP1 server running SQL Server 2005 SP1. The directory

C:\Windows\PCHealth\Errorrep\QSignoff\ has grown to 1.9GB. The files inside

are .txt and .cab files.

 

I imagine that it is OK to delete the files, but I wanted to check with

everyone to make sure that you haven't experience anything detrimental from

doing so. Thanks,

 

S

[Guest Johan Strange]

RE: 1.9GB Directory

 

Hi,

 

As I understand it you can delete these files without causing any issues,

however maybe you should rename the Dir, for testing, to be sure.

 

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-US/library/bb219076.aspx

 

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"sammys" wrote:

> There is a Server 2003 SP1 server running SQL Server 2005 SP1. The directory

> C:\Windows\PCHealth\Errorrep\QSignoff\ has grown to 1.9GB. The files inside

> are .txt and .cab files.

>

> I imagine that it is OK to delete the files, but I wanted to check with

> everyone to make sure that you haven't experience anything detrimental from

> doing so. Thanks,

>

> S

[Guest Joshua Bolton]

RE: 1.9GB Directory

 

Anything that has "pchealth" in it and has 1.98 gig of errors would make me

want to find out why