Can anyone ID this file?

~ROFMN_00000790

I didn't know where to ask this, since a google search turned up nothing
substantive.

I have a Dell XPS400 with Windows MCE SP3. Any help would be appreciated.

"K2NNJ" wrote in message
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~ROFMN_00000790

I didn't know where to ask this, since a google search turned up nothing
substantive.

I have a Dell XPS400 with Windows MCE SP3. Any help would be appreciated.




From where, exactly, are you given the file name?

It was in my temp directory, and it pops up a few seconds after I'm in the
folder. Also, the last three digits vary.

"S.Lewis" wrote in message
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"K2NNJ" wrote in message
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~ROFMN_00000790

I didn't know where to ask this, since a google search turned up nothing
substantive.

I have a Dell XPS400 with Windows MCE SP3. Any help would be
appreciated.




From where, exactly, are you given the file name?

I have tried to delete this file but windows won't let me.

"K2NNJ" wrote in message
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It was in my temp directory, and it pops up a few seconds after I'm in the
folder. Also, the last three digits vary.

"S.Lewis" wrote in message
.. .

"K2NNJ" wrote in message
...
~ROFMN_00000790

I didn't know where to ask this, since a google search turned up nothing
substantive.

I have a Dell XPS400 with Windows MCE SP3. Any help would be
appreciated.




From where, exactly, are you given the file name?

"K2NNJ" wrote in message
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It was in my temp directory, and it pops up a few seconds after I'm in the
folder. Also, the last three digits vary.



Safe to say you've scanned the directory with everything you can throw at
it - correct?

Why not just delete your cookies/temp internet files and be done with it?
Just curious.

"K2NNJ" wrote in message
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I have tried to delete this file but windows won't let me.



Try safe mode.

On Thu, 1 May 2008 17:38:49 -0400, "K2NNJ"
wrote:

It was in my temp directory, and it pops up a few seconds after I'm in the
folder. Also, the last three digits vary.

"S.Lewis" wrote in message
. ..

"K2NNJ" wrote in message
...
~ROFMN_00000790

I didn't know where to ask this, since a google search turned up nothing
substantive.

I have a Dell XPS400 with Windows MCE SP3. Any help would be
appreciated.




From where, exactly, are you given the file name?



I don't know but for safety, I'd run a virus check on that drive. It
shouldn't be important if it's in a temp folder but I've had and read
viri that goes into that folder so your caution is well advised. Did
you install some software or change some settings recently? I guess
if you could retrace your events just to about the time you discovered
this file that might help others to help you. Sorry I can't be more
helpful or exact. I just don't recall seeing this particular file in
my experiences.

this is a total stab in the dark... you really didn't give us much to go
on...
but there is a windows 2003 server utility called brofmon which is a branch
office monitoring tool. perhaps they change the b with a ~ for the temp
files...
do you have some sort of vpn connection to your office?
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

"K2NNJ" wrote in message
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~ROFMN_00000790

I didn't know where to ask this, since a google search turned up nothing
substantive.

I have a Dell XPS400 with Windows MCE SP3. Any help would be appreciated.

No, and I can't delete it. I've posted this on the MS Newgroup and I have
one of the MVP's working on with me.

Thanks.

"Christopher Muto" wrote in message
m...
this is a total stab in the dark... you really didn't give us much to go
on...
but there is a windows 2003 server utility called brofmon which is a
branch office monitoring tool. perhaps they change the b with a ~ for the
temp files...
do you have some sort of vpn connection to your office?
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

"K2NNJ" wrote in message
...
~ROFMN_00000790

I didn't know where to ask this, since a google search turned up nothing
substantive.

I have a Dell XPS400 with Windows MCE SP3. Any help would be
appreciated.

working on what? a completely ramdom search based on next to no
information?
list what operating system you are running, summarize all processes that are
running, create a hijack this log...
if it is a temp file then of course you can't delete it while it is in use.

"K2NNJ" wrote in message
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No, and I can't delete it. I've posted this on the MS Newgroup and I have
one of the MVP's working on with me.

Thanks.

"Christopher Muto" wrote in message
m...
this is a total stab in the dark... you really didn't give us much to go
on...
but there is a windows 2003 server utility called brofmon which is a
branch office monitoring tool. perhaps they change the b with a ~ for
the temp files...
do you have some sort of vpn connection to your office?
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

"K2NNJ" wrote in message
...
~ROFMN_00000790

I didn't know where to ask this, since a google search turned up nothing
substantive.

I have a Dell XPS400 with Windows MCE SP3. Any help would be
appreciated.