No matter how I delete Freecell.exe (delete and delete from Recycle Bin, use Symantec Wipe All too overwrite, etc) when I run a search again it is still there. How can I get rid of stuff like this?
Thanks, Tim
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No matter how I delete Freecell.exe (delete and delete from Recycle Bin, use Symantec Wipe All too overwrite, etc) when I run a search again it is still there. How can I get rid of stuff like this?
Thanks, Tim
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Not too sure on this one but you might want to try and use GPEDIT.MSC to block it. Given you want to do such a thing, I am guessing your a sysadmin, so I am presuming, thusly, that you know how to use GPEDIT.
Thanks for the reply. Actually, I am not a sysadmin, just a freecell addict trying to break the curse. So I am not familiar with gpedit . . .
but I'll look it up.
Thanks,
TC
God, you sound like my mother, that is, a Freecell addict.. Meh.. I prefer Solitaire ![]()
I didn't mention it, but I need to delete all of the Solitaire files as well . . . same problem!!
Tim