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Okay, this has been driving me crazy enough to attempt to write a program to
tell me what application has this file open. Every other time I reboot my
machine, a strange-looking file is in my c:\documents and settings\name\local
settings\temp directory. The beginning always looks the same, but the ending
varies:
sqlite_noipgL7HQxaZ2M6
There is no file extension, and I haven't ever seen it above 0 bytes. Is
there a utility out there somewhere that can tell which applications have
WHAT files open? Used to be stuff like that in Resource Kits, but I haven't
seen one for XP Pro. This filename just looks too suspicious to me, and I
can't delete it because it's open. I doubt SQL has it open, because I have
shut down those services. I only have the desktop engines anyway. I can't
afford SMS; it would be overkill for a single computer, although I do have a
server with a much older O.S. and an old SMS that I never bothered to learn
how to configure correctly. I don't have my server running most of the time,
but I don't think it will be able to diagnose Windows XP Professional.
tell me what application has this file open. Every other time I reboot my
machine, a strange-looking file is in my c:\documents and settings\name\local
settings\temp directory. The beginning always looks the same, but the ending
varies:
sqlite_noipgL7HQxaZ2M6
There is no file extension, and I haven't ever seen it above 0 bytes. Is
there a utility out there somewhere that can tell which applications have
WHAT files open? Used to be stuff like that in Resource Kits, but I haven't
seen one for XP Pro. This filename just looks too suspicious to me, and I
can't delete it because it's open. I doubt SQL has it open, because I have
shut down those services. I only have the desktop engines anyway. I can't
afford SMS; it would be overkill for a single computer, although I do have a
server with a much older O.S. and an old SMS that I never bothered to learn
how to configure correctly. I don't have my server running most of the time,
but I don't think it will be able to diagnose Windows XP Professional.