Mystery Folder...

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Guest

WinXPProSP2

At about 11:00am this morning, I have this mystery folder that keeps
re-appearing after each reboot. I can't seem to find what it has to do with,
but the name has me a little concerned.

At the root of my D: drive, a folder is re-created (no matter how many times
I nuke it) called, "internet." Within that folder, there is another folder
named, "catalog.wci." Within that folder, there are 36 files, totaling just
under 9MB, but none of them "appear" to do anything. Some of them are...

00000002.ps1
cicat.fid
cicl0001.000
cisl0001.002
index.000
propstor.bk1

Any ideas out there?

Thanx.
 
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David H. Lipman

From: "Steven Sinclair" <[email protected]>

| WinXPProSP2
|
| At about 11:00am this morning, I have this mystery folder that keeps
| re-appearing after each reboot. I can't seem to find what it has to do with,
| but the name has me a little concerned.
|
| At the root of my D: drive, a folder is re-created (no matter how many times
| I nuke it) called, "internet." Within that folder, there is another folder
| named, "catalog.wci." Within that folder, there are 36 files, totaling just
| under 9MB, but none of them "appear" to do anything. Some of them are...
|
| 00000002.ps1
| cicat.fid
| cicl0001.000
| cisl0001.002
| index.000
| propstor.bk1
|
| Any ideas out there?
|
| Thanx.

You are running Internet information Server (IIS).
 
D

Dennis McCunney

Steven said:
WinXPProSP2

At about 11:00am this morning, I have this mystery folder that keeps
re-appearing after each reboot. I can't seem to find what it has to do with,
but the name has me a little concerned.

At the root of my D: drive, a folder is re-created (no matter how many times
I nuke it) called, "internet." Within that folder, there is another folder
named, "catalog.wci." Within that folder, there are 36 files, totaling just
under 9MB, but none of them "appear" to do anything. Some of them are...

Are you running IIS? A quick Google search returns links indicating IIS
creates and maintains that folder.
______
Dennis
 
B

BillW50

Steven Sinclair said:
WinXPProSP2

At about 11:00am this morning, I have this mystery folder that keeps
re-appearing after each reboot. I can't seem to find what it has to
do with, but the name has me a little concerned.

At the root of my D: drive, a folder is re-created (no matter how
many times I nuke it) called, "internet." Within that folder, there
is another folder named, "catalog.wci." Within that folder, there are
36 files, totaling just under 9MB, but none of them "appear" to do
anything. Some of them are...

00000002.ps1
cicat.fid
cicl0001.000
cisl0001.002
index.000
propstor.bk1

Any ideas out there?

Thanx.

That is created by installing "Microsoft Index Server".

http://www.windowsitlibrary.com/Content/141/11/2.html
 
G

Guest

I do not have IIS installed on this WinXPPro workstation.

I do, however, have indexing running.

Thanx.
 
D

db

based on one of
the files, this link
indicates that it
may be due to:
symantec

http://search.live.com/results.aspx?q=propstor&src=IE-SearchBox

if the program is
installed then it may
be configured to do
create the folder....

you may
want to look
up their faq's
regarding their
specialty backup
program.....

- db
WinXPProSP2

At about 11:00am this morning, I have this mystery folder that keeps
re-appearing after each reboot. I can't seem to find what it has to do with,
but the name has me a little concerned.

At the root of my D: drive, a folder is re-created (no matter how many times
I nuke it) called, "internet." Within that folder, there is another folder
named, "catalog.wci." Within that folder, there are 36 files, totaling just
under 9MB, but none of them "appear" to do anything. Some of them are...

00000002.ps1
cicat.fid
cicl0001.000
cisl0001.002
index.000
propstor.bk1

Any ideas out there?

Thanx.
 

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