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Elemenope

Burkina Faso1704 Posts

November 16 2009 12:34 GMT

#12501

You guys are bad.

StaticAshes

Canada10 Posts

November 16 2009 15:29 GMT

#12502

Hey Testie stop ignoring me and make me clan lord/organizer on garena, gaze and I are trying to remake our dota team k thx.

Butigroove

Seychelles2061 Posts

November 16 2009 15:42 GMT

#12503

On November 17 2009 00:29 StaticAshes wrote:
Hey Testie stop ignoring me and make me clan lord/organizer on garena, gaze and I are trying to remake our dota team k thx.

What is this arena for gays you speak of?

SK.Testie

Canada11084 Posts

November 16 2009 19:39 GMT

#12504

Perflib_Perfdata_4b8
I'm googling this but I still don't know what it is. I can't delete it from a temp folder. (I thought temp folders never contained anything of use?)
So is this just a regular dat file or is it le harmful.

bhp255

United States600 Posts

November 16 2009 19:50 GMT

#12505

if it's in ur temp folder, it should be deletable
run windows in safe mode then go and delete it

SK.Testie

Canada11084 Posts

November 16 2009 19:53 GMT

#12506

oh that's an idea >:o
I'll do that after bad apple finishes.
;p
Lame
The file doesn't load in safe mode. >:o

Manit0u

Poland17871 Posts

November 16 2009 21:19 GMT

#12507

On November 17 2009 04:39 MYM.Testie wrote:
Perflib_Perfdata_4b8
I'm googling this but I still don't know what it is. I can't delete it from a temp folder. (I thought temp folders never contained anything of use?)
So is this just a regular dat file or is it le harmful.

Have you tried running malware-bytes?

# File delete failed. C:\WINDOWS\temp\Perflib_Perfdata_210.dat scheduled to be deleted on reboot.
# File delete failed. C:\WINDOWS\temp\Perflib_Perfdata_4b8.dat scheduled to be deleted on reboot.

Found this on the intrawebs, getting closer

Edit: Solved!

The Perflib subkey stores configuration data for the Windows Performance
Library, which collects and organizes data for performance tools, such as
System Monitor.

+ Show Spoiler [solution] +

From all I can gather, the files can safely be ignored. You can use a program called CCleaner to help you clean up the files (it'll delete all the files in the temporary directories). It'll take care of all but the current one, as that one may be locked.

Check and see if you have any performance monitoring going on. Right-Click on My Computer, select Manage and see if there's any active items under "Performance Logs and Alerts".

Apparently, other monitoring programs can create this temporary file as well, such as disk monitoring software (i.e. Diskeeper).