is it possible....

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nelhol

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is it poss to be able to save a iso image over 3.99gb? when ive tryed i get
not enough disk space then it splits the saved files up... is there any way to
dissable this......my hard drive is 160gb and i have 125gb free....
pls help..... :confused:
 
VIPER_1069

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what Operating System are you using ?!(windows version)

give us some more info about what programs etc you are using what dvd burner etc :)


so we can assist you more :)
 
mojo8850

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Hi

I have a question i update windows regular and most of them are critical.

I have publishid a screenshot and highlighted the files which my question is
regarding.. Every time I update it creates these log files...

What I want to know is are these needed, are they safe to delete.. Also if you can see anyother files that are not needed please post :D :D :D
 

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bionic

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I delete them and the installer folders in windows\winnt. As soon as i have checked that they dont cause troubles(you never know with ms).
:)
 
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bionic

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Fex these. Mind you, not all will concur on deleting these its just what i do(when i know for sure i dont need to uninstall them)
:)
 

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bionic

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Yes! look closely at the numbers.
fex $NtUninstallKB829558$ corresponds to the KB829558.log
Forgot to say, i these are hidden by default. You need to turn on show hidden\system files.
 
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mojo8850

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I thought these files are requied for windows xp to check when you do windows update.. Its the only way windows update knows what you have installed..

Also once I remove them would it effect the system operating system...
 
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bionic

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Might be on xp but not win2k, just checked. It will affect your ability to uninstall the patches not much else.
Anyway i dont use windows update, i download and install manually the patches i want.
Why not just move them to a temp folder instead of deleting them, and let them stay that way for a while and see if it affects something.

Oh and you could also do a system backup beforehand
 
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scarecrow

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Storing files larger than 4G is NOT poss under Win9X/XP, but since the initial poster has not replied back I guess that he had his problem solved-or forgotten...
 
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NetLion

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bionic said:
Might be on xp but not win2k, just checked. It will affect your ability to uninstall the patches not much else.
Anyway i dont use windows update, i download and install manually the patches i want.
Why not just move them to a temp folder instead of deleting them, and let them stay that way for a while and see if it affects something.

Oh and you could also do a system backup beforehand
Click to expand...

Even each manually install creates these files.
These files aren´t created if you choose the option "/n" when you install the Hotfix.

If you simple delete these files, you lost all updates references in the registry.

There are a little tool called "Remove Hotfix Backup" that can remove safely these files without lost the references updates. Works in both Windows 2000 and Xp.
:cool:
 

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