I have an XP client that had a client side cache to a domain that no longer
exists. I have csccmd.exe version 1.1 already and it will enumerate the
offline files and even delete the cached copies of the files. What I can't
seem to do is to remove the reference to the offline folder completely. This
particular offline folder is for a domain and server that will never exist
again. I can disable CSC altogether, but I'd rather not do that in case I
have use for it in the future on this particular client. Is there a way to
completely erase/delete/rebuild the client side cache?

Richard

Can you send me a copy of the csccmd.exe 1.1 file? or post it somewhere I
can download? Microsoft won't send it to me unless I pay big $$$ for it.

Thanks!
Todd


"Richard Brackett" wrote:

> I have an XP client that had a client side cache to a domain that no longer
> exists. I have csccmd.exe version 1.1 already and it will enumerate the
> offline files and even delete the cached copies of the files. What I can't
> seem to do is to remove the reference to the offline folder completely. This
> particular offline folder is for a domain and server that will never exist
> again. I can disable CSC altogether, but I'd rather not do that in case I
> have use for it in the future on this particular client. Is there a way to
> completely erase/delete/rebuild the client side cache?
>
> Richard

PSS gave me the tool without charging me for a support incident.

I don't believe I can redistribute the tool on their behalf.

"todd5574" wrote:

> Can you send me a copy of the csccmd.exe 1.1 file? or post it somewhere I
> can download? Microsoft won't send it to me unless I pay big $$$ for it.
>
> Thanks!
> Todd
>
>
> "Richard Brackett" wrote:
>
> > I have an XP client that had a client side cache to a domain that no longer
> > exists. I have csccmd.exe version 1.1 already and it will enumerate the
> > offline files and even delete the cached copies of the files. What I can't
> > seem to do is to remove the reference to the offline folder completely. This
> > particular offline folder is for a domain and server that will never exist
> > again. I can disable CSC altogether, but I'd rather not do that in case I
> > have use for it in the future on this particular client. Is there a way to
> > completely erase/delete/rebuild the client side cache?
> >
> > Richard

I called back the PSS several times and told them that others received this
file for free. Someone finally put me through to a free support call who
provided me with the csccmd.exe 1.1 file.

"Richard Brackett" wrote:

> PSS gave me the tool without charging me for a support incident.
>
> I don't believe I can redistribute the tool on their behalf.
>
> "todd5574" wrote:
>
> > Can you send me a copy of the csccmd.exe 1.1 file? or post it somewhere I
> > can download? Microsoft won't send it to me unless I pay big $$$ for it.
> >
> > Thanks!
> > Todd
> >
> >
> > "Richard Brackett" wrote:
> >
> > > I have an XP client that had a client side cache to a domain that no longer
> > > exists. I have csccmd.exe version 1.1 already and it will enumerate the
> > > offline files and even delete the cached copies of the files. What I can't
> > > seem to do is to remove the reference to the offline folder completely. This
> > > particular offline folder is for a domain and server that will never exist
> > > again. I can disable CSC altogether, but I'd rather not do that in case I
> > > have use for it in the future on this particular client. Is there a way to
> > > completely erase/delete/rebuild the client side cache?
> > >
> > > Richard