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I think this is what you want:<br />
<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24594159/Accumulation-of-PDB-tmp-files-in-C-Windows-Temp-Folder-on-SBS-2003-Server.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24594159/Accumulation-of-PDB-tmp-files-in-C-Windows-Temp-Folder-on-SBS-2003-Server.html</a><br />
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I think this is what you want:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24594159/Accumulation-of-PDB-tmp-files-in-C-Windows-Temp-Folder-on-SBS-2003-Server.html [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24594159/Accumulation-of-PDB-tmp-files-in-C-Windows-Temp-Folder-on-SBS-2003-Server.html]




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TrendMicro's antivirus does create these randomly named files running from the windows temp folder.<br />
It's the Trend's watchdog... it looks like a virus.. changes random names to avoid detection by malware and viruses that turn off/disable resident antivirus.<br />

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TrendMicro's antivirus does create these randomly named files running from the windows temp folder.
It's the Trend's watchdog... it looks like a virus.. changes random names to avoid detection by malware and viruses that turn off/disable resident antivirus.


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Hi Guys,<br />
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Has anyone managed to find what actually creates these files?<br />
I spoke to Trend Micro awhile back and they said they had no record of TMWBFS causing this issue.<br />
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I have TMWFBS6 on approx 20 servers, only 2 seems to have this issue. Neither appear to have anything in common other than being SBS2003.<br />
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Thanks
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Hi Guys,

Has anyone managed to find what actually creates these files?
I spoke to Trend Micro awhile back and they said they had no record of TMWBFS causing this issue.

I have TMWFBS6 on approx 20 servers, only 2 seems to have this issue. Neither appear to have anything in common other than being SBS2003.

Thanks

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