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An you can delete the &quot;found&quot; files - but you might want to try to open them in notepad, JUST IN CASE they contain data you can understand...
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An you can delete the "found" files - but you might want to try to open them in notepad, JUST IN CASE they contain data you can understand...

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Yes. &nbsp;The found.001 etc is the result of the drive autocheck. &nbsp;FFastun files are generated by Microsoft find fast I think and should be safe to delete
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Yes.  The found.001 etc is the result of the drive autocheck.  FFastun files are generated by Microsoft find fast I think and should be safe to delete

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In my root folder on win 2000, I have files ie:<br />
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found.000, found.001, found.002, etc.<br />
and<br />
ffastun.ffa,ffastun.ffl,ff<wbr />astun.ffo,<wbr />etc.<br />
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They just appeared. &nbsp; Can I just delete them?
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In my root folder on win 2000, I have files ie:

found.000, found.001, found.002, etc.
and
ffastun.ffa,ffastun.ffl,ffastun.ffo,etc.

They just appeared.   Can I just delete them?

Strange files

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