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Not much feedback and depenednet on the finding for effectiveness. It is more of how much is enough enough..
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Not much feedback and depenednet on the finding for effectiveness. It is more of how much is enough enough..

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 We recently upgraded our Symantec Enterprise Protection and I am getting alerts on some files in the C:\Documents and Settings\&lt;user&gt;\Local Settings\Temp. &nbsp;Is there a way to determine which program created the files? 
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 We recently upgraded our Symantec Enterprise Protection and I am getting alerts on some files in the C:\Documents and Settings\<user>\Local Settings\Temp.  Is there a way to determine which program created the files? 

Temporary Files

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Windows XP

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