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C:\WINDOWS\system32\LogFiles\WMI\trace

kin9pin · 2004-07-28 13:28:35

I installed MS Bootvis a couple of weeks ago to try and speed up my boot time. When I'd fininshed I clicked on Tests/Stop Tracing, then deleted the log files in the above path and uninstalled Bootvis. The above file still keeps filling up though, at the moment it's up to 19GB! The only way I can clear it is to reboot, but…

28-07-2004 1:28pm

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I installed MS Bootvis a couple of weeks ago to try and speed up my boot time.
When I'd fininshed I clicked on Tests/Stop Tracing, then deleted the log files in the above path and uninstalled Bootvis.
The above file still keeps filling up though, at the moment it's up to 19GB! The only way I can clear it is to reboot, but then it just starts filling up again.
Any help in stopping this once and for all/finding which process is writing log files will be greatly appreciated. This is really doing my head in.

Thanks

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