[Perflib_Perfdata_95c.dat]

Is it the same file every time, i.e., Perflib_Perfdata_95c.dat and same created/modified times ... or are new ones replacing old ones, i.e., different 3-character string and created/modified dates but same total number of files ... or are new ones accumulating, i.e., number of files is increasing?

 

Do the created/modified times match when you reboot?

 

In which folder(s) are they C:\Windows\Temp or C:\Documents, Settings\<username>\Local Settings\Temp, and/or elsewhere?

 

Hi Glenn,

 

Thanks for the post and interest.

 

I need to check both points out and come back to you.

 

regards

[Perflib_Perfdata_95c.dat]

Unlocker here, excellent app.

 

 

http://ccollomb.free.fr/unlocker/

 

Thanks again Hazel and Glenn,

 

Unfortunately the problem continues at (say 1 in 4 reboots) and the knowledgebase article was 'atypical microsoft'...of limited use or guidance.

 

I have not been able to delete the files once CCleaner generates them...I will attempt so with the unlocker.

 

Onward and upward eh?

 

regards

[Perflib_Perfdata_95c.dat]

Thanks Glenn,

 

I will give deletion a go, and read the support article,

Please advise what 'unlocker' is.

 

regards

 

Lethal

[Perflib_Perfdata_95c.dat]

Hi,

 

I am using the latest version of CCleaner ( 2.05.555 ), and windows xp appears to be having a problem with a file named 'Perflib_Perfdata_95c.dat' (corrupt)...and chkdsk is recommended by windows and starts at the next boot.

 

I run with 2gb of RAM, Core2Duo 2.33 GHz, and an NVIDIA 8600GT.

 

I dont believe 'chkdsk' can be run manually from the start menu's (i would apprecaite correction and guidance as to how to, if I am incorrect).

 

Is there a problem with the latest version?

I have downloaded it a second and third time...with the same result.

 

Appreciate any advice/comment.

 

thanks

 

Lethal