How can I restrict the .dll files regeneration ??

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Lars

Hi,

When I delete .dll files in system32, they regen automatically.
So I deleted these same files in the dllcache folder.

Well... they still regen, in the two folders.

I checked for Enviroment variables, but nothing shocked me.

Does anyone knows how to resolve this ?
 
Lars said:
Hi,

When I delete .dll files in system32, they regen automatically.
So I deleted these same files in the dllcache folder.

Well... they still regen, in the two folders.

I checked for Enviroment variables, but nothing shocked me.

Does anyone knows how to resolve this ?
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A better question is, why are you trying to delete protected
system files?

If you're sure you want to do this, Start/Run/gpedit.msc

Navigate to Computer Configuration/Administrative Templates/
System/Windows File Protection and set "Limit WFP cache
size" to 0 bytes. Exit Group Policy Editor and delete all files
in dllcache. Reboot. Now you'll be able to delete protected
files -- you'll still get a popup box but Windows won't be able
to restore the deleted files.

Rick
 
Rick said:
A better question is, why are you trying to delete protected
system files?

If you're sure you want to do this, Start/Run/gpedit.msc

Navigate to Computer Configuration/Administrative Templates/
System/Windows File Protection and set "Limit WFP cache
size" to 0 bytes. Exit Group Policy Editor and delete all files
in dllcache. Reboot. Now you'll be able to delete protected
files -- you'll still get a popup box but Windows won't be able
to restore the deleted files.

Rick
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I found the real problem in fact :
There is another cache folder. It's servicepackfiles.
This folder restores the fils in both system32 and dllcache.
I deleted the files in these 3 folders, and it worked :).

Thanks anyway for your answer, I didn't thing to check in the local strategy.

Cya.
Lars
 
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