C:\8af8bcb929243bb4988cc9

I recently ran the Windows update on a new install of Windows XP pro and I
have 43 assorted directories off of the root drive. They all have a
msxml4-kb927978-enu.log file in them.

Can I delete all of them since the MSXML finally did install?

It is a known issue that KB927978 generates randomly named folders on the
root drive. The folders contain the installation log file. They can be safely
deleted.


"Nellie" wrote:

> I recently ran the Windows update on a new install of Windows XP pro and I
> have 43 assorted directories off of the root drive. They all have a
> msxml4-kb927978-enu.log file in them.
>
> Can I delete all of them since the MSXML finally did install?

Thanks!

"TaurArian" wrote:

> It is a known issue that KB927978 generates randomly named folders on the
> root drive. The folders contain the installation log file. They can be safely
> deleted.
>
>
> "Nellie" wrote:
>
> > I recently ran the Windows update on a new install of Windows XP pro and I
> > have 43 assorted directories off of the root drive. They all have a
> > msxml4-kb927978-enu.log file in them.
> >
> > Can I delete all of them since the MSXML finally did install?