7 Apr 2012 at 00:51 #1 slipd slipd Soldato Joined 26 Feb 2004 Posts 4,800 Location Hampshire, England. ...and why can't I delete them?! They've suddenly appeared in my user folder (Windows 7) and I can't shift them Any ideas?
...and why can't I delete them?! They've suddenly appeared in my user folder (Windows 7) and I can't shift them Any ideas?
7 Apr 2012 at 02:21 #2 Idleman Idleman Soldato Joined 14 Apr 2011 Posts 12,269 Location Newark http://www.ehow.com/about_6697490_ntuser-dat-file_.html This gives a good explaination.
7 Apr 2012 at 11:06 #3 this_is_gav this_is_gav Soldato Joined 17 Oct 2005 Posts 6,243 Location North of Watford Gap The NTUSER.dat file itself is basically the user's registry hive (HKEY_CURRENT_USER in regedit). You'd be unable to log on without it. Apparently those extra files contain fallback settings in the event of a corrupt registry. Last edited: 7 Apr 2012
The NTUSER.dat file itself is basically the user's registry hive (HKEY_CURRENT_USER in regedit). You'd be unable to log on without it. Apparently those extra files contain fallback settings in the event of a corrupt registry.
7 Apr 2012 at 11:12 #4 slipd slipd Soldato OP Joined 26 Feb 2004 Posts 4,800 Location Hampshire, England. Thanks guys! I've 'hidden' them Not sure why they only recently appeared though? Last few days, I check that folder fairly regularly...
Thanks guys! I've 'hidden' them Not sure why they only recently appeared though? Last few days, I check that folder fairly regularly...