$hf_mig$

When displaying all hidden folders there is a subfolder entitled $hf_mig$ in
the Windows folder. This appears to have been generated when using Windows
Update and contains file folders with titles KB834707, KB873339, KB885835,
KB885836, KB886185, KB887797 and KB890175.

Can these folders be eliminated?

Don't delete the $hf_mig$ directory as this is a general distribution
release store. The others are hotfix and service pack uninstall routines. If
you're sure you'll never need to back down then you can delete them.

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Regards,

Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft Certified Professional
Microsoft MVP [Windows]
http://www.microsoft.com/protect

"Aaron" wrote:
| When displaying all hidden folders there is a subfolder entitled $hf_mig$
in
| the Windows folder. This appears to have been generated when using
Windows
| Update and contains file folders with titles KB834707, KB873339, KB885835,
| KB885836, KB886185, KB887797 and KB890175.
|
| Can these folders be eliminated?

"Aaron" wrote:

> When displaying all hidden folders there is a subfolder entitled $hf_mig$ in
> the Windows folder. This appears to have been generated when using Windows
> Update and contains file folders with titles KB834707, KB873339, KB885835,
> KB885836, KB886185, KB887797 and KB890175.
>
> Can these folders be eliminated?

"Dave Patrick" wrote:

> Don't delete the $hf_mig$ directory as this is a general distribution
> release store. The others are hotfix and service pack uninstall routines. If
> you're sure you'll never need to back down then you can delete them.
>
> --
> Regards,
>
> Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
> Microsoft Certified Professional
> Microsoft MVP [Windows]
> http://www.microsoft.com/protect
>
> "Aaron" wrote:
> | When displaying all hidden folders there is a subfolder entitled $hf_mig$
> in
> | the Windows folder. This appears to have been generated when using
> Windows
> | Update and contains file folders with titles KB834707, KB873339, KB885835,
> | KB885836, KB886185, KB887797 and KB890175.
> |
> | Can these folders be eliminated?
>
>
>

"Dave Patrick" wrote:

> Don't delete the $hf_mig$ directory as this is a general distribution
> release store. The others are hotfix and service pack uninstall routines. If
> you're sure you'll never need to back down then you can delete them.
>
> --
> Regards,
>
> Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
> Microsoft Certified Professional
> Microsoft MVP [Windows]
> http://www.microsoft.com/protect
>
> "Aaron" wrote:
> | When displaying all hidden folders there is a subfolder entitled $hf_mig$
> in
> | the Windows folder. This appears to have been generated when using
> Windows
> | Update and contains file folders with titles KB834707, KB873339, KB885835,
> | KB885836, KB886185, KB887797 and KB890175.
> |
> | Can these folders be eliminated?
>
>
>

"Aaron" wrote:

> When displaying all hidden folders there is a subfolder entitled $hf_mig$ in
> the Windows folder. This appears to have been generated when using Windows
> Update and contains file folders with titles KB834707, KB873339, KB885835,
> KB885836, KB886185, KB887797 and KB890175.
>
> Can these folders be eliminated?

"Aaron" wrote:

> When displaying all hidden folders there is a subfolder entitled $hf_mig$ in
> the Windows folder. This appears to have been generated when using Windows
> Update and contains file folders with titles KB834707, KB873339, KB885835,
> KB885836, KB886185, KB887797 and KB890175.
>
> Can these folders be eliminated?