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barely disguised asshole, keeper of all that is holy.
Join Date: Nov 2007
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This folder "appeared" one day in a place where nothing but images are stored. There is no reason to have a folder with this name or anything even remotely close to it. No one knows what this folder is or how it came to exist.
The name itself is bizarre also - "83814e935ee4291ba1c88f8e". Typical names in this place are simply compnany names Joe's Plumbing or Advanced woodworking. Nothing like this appears anywhere else.
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NSABFD
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: MS. usa
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Forgot about them till this thread. Clueless me.
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Read? I only know how to write.
Join Date: Jan 2001
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The Microsoft Malicious Software Removal tool creates a directory with a similar (randomly created) directory name. This tool is updated every second Tuesday of the month. Can be downloaded and executed from www.microsoft.com/downloads. If the attribute suggestions do not work, then load Task Manager. Delete every process that lets you delete it - except explorer. Then try to delete that directory again. If the directory is ties to malware or a failed and locked process, then the deleted process means that directory can be removed. On that machine is a directory named 9ebb0a808014bf37d6eb580ece3f63 that contains update files for IE7. Another entitled cb89db71fa772ad9123499d1 that contains update files for IE8. |
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