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December 5th 03, 06:45 PM
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Pad.esi - what's up with that?
After reconfiguring and reinstalling (repair) of my XP I
get these pad.esi files on my hard drives. When I rename them and reboot, they resurrects. When I delete them and reboot, they resurrect. They're not associated with any programs, and I dunno what's creating them. Managed to remove it from the system drive, but it keeps reappearing on the other 4 drives. How come? Please help Susie 
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December 5th 03, 06:46 PM
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Pad.esi - what's up with that?
On Mon, 28 Apr 2003 16:36:34 -0700, Susie wrote
After reconfiguring and reinstalling (repair) of my XP I get these pad.esi files on my hard drives. When I rename them and reboot, they resurrects. When I delete them and reboot, they resurrect. They're not associated with any programs, and I dunno what's creating them. Managed to remove it from the system drive, but it keeps reappearing on the other 4 drives. Pad.esi files are usually associated with Diskeeper's FragGuard. This feature can be turned off within Diskeeper. If the files do not (re)appear when FargGuard is disabled, Diskeeper may be the cause. ("PAD" ~ a 'padded' area of contiguous disk space usually reserved for Windows' paging file expansion, ".ESI" ~ Executive Software International.) Matt Scarborough 2003-04-29
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