How to set registr or PC to allow del index.dat or other files which are
protected?

forst <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> How to set registr or PC to allow del index.dat or other files which
> are protected?

Try to use a clean up tool, such as Ccleaner, that will do this for you.
In general you should be careful about deleting .dat-files, some of them
are crucial to your system and protected for very good reasons.

Charlie42

I would use CCleaner for this job, www.ccleaner.com. This is the application
i useto delete index.dat files.
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"forst" wrote:

> How to set registr or PC to allow del index.dat or other files which are
> protected?

I know that i had to be careful about deleting index.dat.
Yes now thare are a lot of programs for deletig such as ccleaner,but it's
possible to set something in windows for allow deleting index.dat?

"Charlie42" wrote:

> forst <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
> > How to set registr or PC to allow del index.dat or other files which
> > are protected?
>
> Try to use a clean up tool, such as Ccleaner, that will do this for you.
> In general you should be careful about deleting .dat-files, some of them
> are crucial to your system and protected for very good reasons.
>
> Charlie42
>
>

forst <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> I know that i had to be careful about deleting index.dat.
> Yes now thare are a lot of programs for deletig such as ccleaner,but
> it's possible to set something in windows for allow deleting
> index.dat?

Not really. You can take ownership of files use takeown and icacls, and
allow them to be deleted. But in the case of index.dat files it is a
cumbersome task, maybe requiring you to run in Safe mode and so on, and
you might still end up with no success. It is simpler to just use a clean
up tool.

Charlie42