Thorsten Matzner
April 13th 04, 06:52 PM
"R Govindaraju" > wrote:
>Can any one explain the contents in "C:\Windows\System32\WBEM\Repository\FS" folder? There are four files as follows:
>#1. INDEX.BTR
>#2. INDEX.MAP
>#3. OBJECTS.DATA
>#4. OBJECTS.MAP
>
>What do these files contain? The contents has anything to do with the login information of Internet sites?
I do not think so. The procedure that you described is recommended for
the case that the WMI does no longer work well and there is no
recommendation to save Internet login data before
(http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=319101).
WMI has nothing to do with the Internet: "WMI publishes information,
configures device settings, and supplies event notification from
device drivers. WMI is part of the Win32® Driver Model (WDM)
architecture; however, it has broad utility and can be used with other
types of drivers as well (such as SCSI and NDIS)." (Microsoft Hardware
White Paper: Windows Management Instrumentation).
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>Can any one explain the contents in "C:\Windows\System32\WBEM\Repository\FS" folder? There are four files as follows:
>#1. INDEX.BTR
>#2. INDEX.MAP
>#3. OBJECTS.DATA
>#4. OBJECTS.MAP
>
>What do these files contain? The contents has anything to do with the login information of Internet sites?
I do not think so. The procedure that you described is recommended for
the case that the WMI does no longer work well and there is no
recommendation to save Internet login data before
(http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=319101).
WMI has nothing to do with the Internet: "WMI publishes information,
configures device settings, and supplies event notification from
device drivers. WMI is part of the Win32® Driver Model (WDM)
architecture; however, it has broad utility and can be used with other
types of drivers as well (such as SCSI and NDIS)." (Microsoft Hardware
White Paper: Windows Management Instrumentation).
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(tm)