Since CCleaner will not delete this file is there any cleaner out there that will?
Window Washer won't delete it either!
EDIT 1: I am using WinXP service pk 2 now, it is easily done in Win98 via a batch file but not XP
Since CCleaner will not delete this file is there any cleaner out there that will?
Window Washer won't delete it either!
EDIT 1: I am using WinXP service pk 2 now, it is easily done in Win98 via a batch file but not XP
Try adding
to the winapp.ini file of CCleaner.FileKey2=%windir%\Internet Logs|tvdebug*.*
Make sure you create a backup first (although tvdebug.log is considered save to delete).
You can also get a ZoneAlarm cleaning routine via the winapp2.ini file.
The ZoneAlarm cleaning routine is in incognito, and is named:
[*Internet Logs]
"If I'm remembering correctly" about ZoneAlarm the TVDebug.log needs to be removed in Safe Mode because it's "locked by ZoneAlarm when it's running."
You can also get a ZoneAlarm cleaning routine via the winapp2.ini file.
The ZoneAlarm cleaning routine is in incognito, and is named:
[*Internet Logs]
"If I'm remembering correctly" about ZoneAlarm the TVDebug.log needs to be removed in Safe Mode because it's "locked by ZoneAlarm when it's running."
yes it is locked but i was hoping CCleaner would delete it before the program started up. it gets extremely large but is started new when it becomes deleted. batch files are not easy to run under winxp!
yes it is locked but i was hoping CCleaner would delete it before the program started up. it gets extremely large but is started new when it becomes deleted. batch files are not easy to run under winxp!
There was this old discussion and a creation of a batch file to zero byte it. Although the ZoneAlarm developer supposedly changed things not allowing it's removal, which I can't confirm because I no longer use ZoneAlarm.
There was this old discussion and a creation of a batch file to zero byte it. Although the ZoneAlarm developer supposedly changed things not allowing it's removal, which I can't confirm because I no longer use ZoneAlarm.
add del "c:\windows\internet logs\tvdebug.log" as a line in autoexec.nt
poof.........gone!
should not have to do it that way but good old dos works everytime!