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    SONY VAIO using SQLServr....Help!!!

    Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by spweber, Jan 21, 2007.

  1. spweber

    spweber Notebook Enthusiast

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    I just noticed that a sqlservr process is running....can't remember seeing it before.....but the problem is my WINDOWS/TEMP folder is filling up with thousands of these "zero byte" files.

    They look like this:

    dec24.tmp
    dec25.tmp
    dec26.tmp
    dec27.tmp

    and so on......and at the bottom are these two files:

    Perflib_Perfdata_3b0.dat
    JET7493.tmp

    I erase all this, and it keeps coming back!!! When I discovered this on Friday...there were over 9,000 of these files in WINDOWS/TEMP.

    The only app in the ADD/REMOVE program is called:

    Microsfot SQL Server Desktop Engine (VAIO_VEDB)

    Is this the culprit and can I erase it without harming something??

    My virus/spyware (BitDefender 10) software shows NO problems.

    Any help is greatly appreciated!!


    Stan
    Parker,CO (where we've have more than enough snow....stop already!!)
     
    spweber, Jan 21, 2007
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