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Posted by Peter Foldes on August 12, 2007, 10:22 am
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That is possible. If it is a txt file then there is no worries. Anything =
else related to this on the Hard Drive. If not I would not worry about =
it. You can delete it without any issues if you so want.
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Peter
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> The name of the file was C:YServer.txt.
> I think it was Yahoo installing a newer version of its software=20
> (automatically)
> Yahoo did install a new version around that time
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> Barry
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> What was the name of the file and where was the location (C:\ drive=20
> someSubfolder etc)
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> Peter
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>> Hi
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>> I happened to see a file on my system today with the following text
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>> 630 5a8 WinMain
>> 630 5a8 lpCmdLine: '/REGSERVER'
>> 630 5a8 Run
>> 630 5a8 lpCmdLine: '/REGSERVER'
>> 630 5a8 nCmdShow: 10
>> 630 5a8 leaving WinMain
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>> What could this be, is it some one trying to setup a server, how do i
>> findout which file it has installed
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>> TIA
>> Barry
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