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Michael Geyer
Hi there,
I do have a Windows XP Professional installation. Some days after a fresh
installation, there were more than one thousand files in "Application data
\Microsoft\Protect\". The only thing I know is that it has something to do
with the encryption stuff.
The problem: Those huge amount of files slowed down the logon process to
one minute and more - lsass.exe tried to access all of those files. I
deleted the files and everything was fine. This has happened several times
- every time more than one thousand files were in that folder.
At the last logon today I noticed again lots of files in that folder.
However, now I am using file encryption on the system - and deleting those
files seems not to be a good idea now.
Does anyone have a good idea what to do?
Thanks,
Michael
I do have a Windows XP Professional installation. Some days after a fresh
installation, there were more than one thousand files in "Application data
\Microsoft\Protect\". The only thing I know is that it has something to do
with the encryption stuff.
The problem: Those huge amount of files slowed down the logon process to
one minute and more - lsass.exe tried to access all of those files. I
deleted the files and everything was fine. This has happened several times
- every time more than one thousand files were in that folder.
At the last logon today I noticed again lots of files in that folder.
However, now I am using file encryption on the system - and deleting those
files seems not to be a good idea now.
Does anyone have a good idea what to do?
Thanks,
Michael