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I've just found a tool to clean up index files.
All file names I've ever downloaded were stored in some index files and for some reason those index files were always shared, even after i disabled file shareing.
check out http://www.p2ptools.com
is this free ??
index file? what is that?
im trying this out. it only found two files.
you can't even clear it unless you register.
Crap Cleaner
cleans index.dat
and its great and Free. :)
Cleans the following:
IE Cache, History, Cookies, Index.dat.
Recycle Bin, Temp files and Log files.
Recently opened URLs and files.
Third-party application temp files and recent file lists.
Including: eMule, Kazaa, Google Toolbar, Netscape, Office XP, Nero, Adobe Acrobat, WinRAR and more...
http://ccleaner.jump.to/
http://free.hostdepartment.com/b/bigdog/ccleaner.gif
nice one zedexx
Does Crap Cleaner only delete file names, or does CCleaner permenently delete all files that were deleted from your PC?... :huh:
lol how is that different then window washer??? :lol:
this is pretty much the same thing as K-Dat :huh:Quote:
Originally posted by Mikemure9@8 January 2004 - 17:12
I've just found a tool to clean up index files.
All file names I've ever downloaded were stored in some index files and for some reason those index files were always shared, even after i disabled file shareing.
check out http://www.p2ptools.com
edit: the index files being referred to are the db files for kazaa or kazaa lite. K-Dat has a database cleaner.....which does the same as this "index cleaner" does :P . so lets review........get K-Dat.....its FREE!!!!! :D .
edit #2: and another thing......the database files that contain that information are never shared, unless youre dumb enough to share your entire program files or documents and settings directories :rolleyes: (or even dumber...youre entire hard drive :lol: ) , and they definetly are never shared if you turn sharing off :P . your post sounds more like a scare tactic/advertisement than a tip <_< .
Index.dat files will not get deleted\cleaned
if your a "limited user" - you need to be an admin...
cool :D