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David Reed
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Wed Nov 17, 2004 2:45 am Post subject:
scepol.log File Size = 226 MEG (What???) |
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Hi All,
I am struggling to find a problem with my Windows 2000 Server, which also
acts as the primary server for our network.
I notice that on the C: partition, I am down to 364 meg of available free
space. While I was trying to find a way to free up some space, I found this
file:
scepol.log
This file is 226 MEG by itself. And I don't know what it is doing, or why
it is there.
Is this something I can delete safely? What is it? Why is it there?
Also, if anyone can recommend any OTHER .log files I can safely delete,
please let me know.
Thank-you so much,
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David Reed
Nework Administrator
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Cleve S.
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Wed Nov 17, 2004 3:13 am Post subject:
Re: scepol.log File Size = 226 MEG (What???) |
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David,
Check this out http://support.microsoft.com/kb/827684
Cleve S.
"David Reed" <dreed@no.spam.please.srdcorp.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Hi All,
I am struggling to find a problem with my Windows 2000 Server, which also
acts as the primary server for our network.
I notice that on the C: partition, I am down to 364 meg of available free
space. While I was trying to find a way to free up some space, I found
this
file:
scepol.log
This file is 226 MEG by itself. And I don't know what it is doing, or why
it is there.
Is this something I can delete safely? What is it? Why is it there?
Also, if anyone can recommend any OTHER .log files I can safely delete,
please let me know.
Thank-you so much,
--
David Reed
Nework Administrator
dreed@no.spam.please.srdcorp.com
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David Reed
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Wed Nov 17, 2004 5:48 pm Post subject:
Re: scepol.log File Size = 226 MEG (What???) |
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Hi Cleve,
I followed the Hotfix and was able to delete that file afterward. That
brought back 230 meg.
Afterward I also ran Disk Cleanup, which got me back another 550 meg
(believe it or not).
So after I was all done, I got back just shy of 800 meg, for a total of
about 1.1 or 1.2 gig of my 4.0 gig boot partition.
MUCH nicer. :-)
Thanks very much!
David
"Cleve S." <tropchev@NOSPAMbellsouth.net> wrote in message
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| Quote: | David,
Check this out http://support.microsoft.com/kb/827684
Cleve S.
"David Reed" <dreed@no.spam.please.srdcorp.com> wrote in message
news:OhNSYYCzEHA.824@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
Hi All,
I am struggling to find a problem with my Windows 2000 Server, which
also
acts as the primary server for our network.
I notice that on the C: partition, I am down to 364 meg of available
free
space. While I was trying to find a way to free up some space, I found
this
file:
scepol.log
This file is 226 MEG by itself. And I don't know what it is doing, or
why
it is there.
Is this something I can delete safely? What is it? Why is it there?
Also, if anyone can recommend any OTHER .log files I can safely delete,
please let me know.
Thank-you so much,
--
David Reed
Nework Administrator
dreed@no.spam.please.srdcorp.com
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