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Here’s a Q –
I have run the “Autobackup” thingy which kept popping up – the one which records an image of the drive. I wanted to sling the backup onto a network drive, however it will not do that, so I placed it on my data partition and was going to manually copy it over to a CD.
However on my data partition I have 3 folders, one is my data one, one is called SamsungRecovery and the other is called 61616236543723 (or something like) –
I can figure I need to copy the SamsungRecovery folder, however do I also need to copy the 61616236543723 folder – or is that something else?
Many thanks 😀
No, you only need the SamsungRecovery folder.
Problem is that (as far as i know) Samsung Recovery can only recover from the folder where the program itself saved the Backup.
So when you run Samsung Recovery it will never ask you for your CD but will rather try to find the files on your HDD.
2 folders. AMD64 and i386
In i.386 there are some files – msxpsdrv with various extensions, filterpipelineprintproc.dll, and xpssvcs.dll
They look like driver files – however folders like this annoy me – I may delete it to the recycle bin – and restore if any problems ? ? ? ?
found this
Leftover folders after Microsoft Update
Leftover folders after Microsoft Update – mme000
[url=http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/en-us/default.aspx?dg=microsoft.public.windowsupdate&tid=55f7835b-1e4e-4531-be2b-c6b75ae0a984&cat=en_US_56d1dd45-de9e-4fc5-9bc1-2d1d0de6daee&lang=en&cr=US&sloc=&p=1
]A possible leftover folder after a Windows Update in Windows Update[/url][MOD EDIT] Long links fixed ~TCMuffin
Yeah i had a similar folder aswell. basicaly its a leftover folder after windows performed some updates,
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