Yeah Plop....they were all pictures of Joe.
Peff
Plop2, No, it's not something I'm doing. Read the article in the link. In the case of the 20Gig, I'm talking about hundreds of thousands (if not millions) of thumbnails.
Nope...not thumbs.db. Streams are not actually files (they are called alternate data streams). This will explain it better that I can. http://patriot.net/~carvdawg/docs/dark_side.html <
GO PANTHERS!!!!
WinXP has two cool ways to view these once you have d'lded them. You can view them as a Filmstrip or as Thumbnails Keep in mind that XP uses 'stream' files on your HD to store additional information (the actual thumbnails) when thumbnails and such are used. This can cause some confusion as the streams are not deleted when a file is, and you neve
@ beans!! kidney
Odds are that he will need to re-format the system (IMO). Not sure if the utilites at bootdisk.com will allow access to the NTFS partition from DOS (didn't look that hard at the site). The following app allows you to boot in DOS and access an NTFS partition. http://www.soft411.com/company/Active-Data-Recovery-Software/Active-NTFS-Reader-for-DOS.htm This will allow you to back up any data you need (as yrag and IP mentioned, you should not attempt to back up and restore
Never heard of 'pud', IP....what does it stand for?
with IP
ooops...I meant ditto...
Amazing...what a bright future this guy has! Someone needs to get him into skinning!
dildo
Google can be your friend too. http://www.customize.org/details/20830?box=account&state=min
every man (mankind)
Oh yeah...almost forgot... Plop2 - Look up at the top of this page. See that edit box that says 'Search'? It works very well...go ahead, try it
I can just imagine what was edited, China So I'll say it for you. Welcome Plop2! <img src="http://images.stardock.co