file: ffastunT.ffl

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Yo! Does anyone know what the file: ffastunT.ffl does/is?
I found it in the root of my XP Home system. Extension
ffl: doesn't that smell like a worm written Unix.
What if I delete the file? Thanks for your help! Kaie
 
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Yo! Does anyone know what the file: ffastunT.ffl does/is?
I found it in the root of my XP Home system. Extension
ffl: doesn't that smell like a worm written Unix.
What if I delete the file? Thanks for your help! Kaie
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Is used by Microsoft's "Fastfind" service...you'll
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probably find that you've got it installed in your startup
folder. That's why you can delete it before windows starts
(using your autoexec.bat) and also why you see info about
files on your hard drive.
 
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