Does CCleaner have the ability to remove zero byte files?
I tried search, but all it keyed on was the word 'files' and I'm sorta at a loss to figure out another way to present the question.
Thanks;
Spinner
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Started by spinningwheel, Apr 12 2009 02:05 PM
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Posted 12 April 2009 - 02:05 PM
Hi all, new to the forum here and need an answer to a question that was raised on another forum.
Does CCleaner have the ability to remove zero byte files?
I tried search, but all it keyed on was the word 'files' and I'm sorta at a loss to figure out another way to present the question.
Thanks;
Spinner
Does CCleaner have the ability to remove zero byte files?
I tried search, but all it keyed on was the word 'files' and I'm sorta at a loss to figure out another way to present the question.
Thanks;
Spinner
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Posted 12 April 2009 - 06:23 PM
Yes, they are treated in the same way as 1+ byte files. In practice this will mean that the file entry in the MFT is marked as deleted.
