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[bennie]

I would like to recommend that Piriform also clean the c:\logfile

[Keithuk]

Welocme to Piriform bennie.

bennie, on Jan 1 2009, 04:16 PM, said:

I would like to recommend that Piriform also clean the c:\logfile

You can select which extra folders you want cleaning yourself. Options\Include and find the folder you want cleaning.

[bennie]

Keithuk, on Jan 1 2009, 10:19 AM, said:

Welocme to Piriform bennie.



You can select which extra folders you want cleaning yourself. Options\Include and find the folder you want cleaning.

Yes I understood that. What I am suggesting is that the auto default clean should include the NTFS C:\$logfile

[Keithuk]

bennie, on Jan 2 2009, 01:12 PM, said:

Yes I understood that. What I am suggesting is that the auto default clean should include the NTFS C:\$logfile

Why should they? Every system doesn't have a c:\logfile folder whether its NTFS or not. Just add it to your list.

[Augeas]

Ho hum, I have one of these, all 65 mb, looks like it was created, accessed and modified once at the time of Windows loading in 2006.

Microsoft say that '$logfile, Log File: Used for recoverability purposes.' I wonder if it is required or if it's created if required?

[bennie]

Keithuk, on Jan 2 2009, 02:40 PM, said:

Why should they? Every system doesn't have a c:\logfile folder whether its NTFS or not. Just add it to your list.

Taking that position why should they clean up cookies or any other file? Why even have a check off list?

Purpose of cleaner is to rid system of un-needed logs/files and this can be a big one. I attempt to remove any files that track my system activities regardless of what I am working on.