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Dré (Moorelife)
The Windows Vista Home Premium on my new ASUS laptop has aquired a new form
of weirdness lately. I keep it updated as the updates from Microsoft come in,
and for about three weeks now, I see the following two erratic behaviours:
Files I delete from my desktop return from oblivion upon the next reboot.
Doesn't matter if I throw them in the bin, clear out the bin afterwards, or
even use shift-delete to bypass the bin altogether: next reboot I have about
a 50-50 change of seeing them pop up on my desktop again. And it seems to
happen somewhere around the time the boot process is complete. I have not
tested this in other directories, but will do so if you think it is relevant.
Second peculiarity is Windows Mail: it resurrects my deleted E-mails, even
if I delete them from the inbox, and then delete them from the Deleted Items.
I claim it is not the POP3 mailbox that is ruining things, because my
cellphone reads that too, and it has no problem with reappearing mails.
It kinda looks like the filesystem reverts to old versions of files at
random, magically resurrecting old stuff for me. I did suspect Allway Sync
running on my system, but will check this right here and now by deactivating
it for the next couple of days, and seeing if it comes up again
Thanks for any comments you can supply,
Dré
of weirdness lately. I keep it updated as the updates from Microsoft come in,
and for about three weeks now, I see the following two erratic behaviours:
Files I delete from my desktop return from oblivion upon the next reboot.
Doesn't matter if I throw them in the bin, clear out the bin afterwards, or
even use shift-delete to bypass the bin altogether: next reboot I have about
a 50-50 change of seeing them pop up on my desktop again. And it seems to
happen somewhere around the time the boot process is complete. I have not
tested this in other directories, but will do so if you think it is relevant.
Second peculiarity is Windows Mail: it resurrects my deleted E-mails, even
if I delete them from the inbox, and then delete them from the Deleted Items.
I claim it is not the POP3 mailbox that is ruining things, because my
cellphone reads that too, and it has no problem with reappearing mails.
It kinda looks like the filesystem reverts to old versions of files at
random, magically resurrecting old stuff for me. I did suspect Allway Sync
running on my system, but will check this right here and now by deactivating
it for the next couple of days, and seeing if it comes up again
Thanks for any comments you can supply,
Dré