Author: Kai Lübke
Date: 02:09:06 10/14/98
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On October 14, 1998 at 02:52:46, Georg Langrath wrote: >There is a lot of programs which can be used only a couple of days, like >downloaded Rebel 10. As you often can´t reuse them after reinstalling there must >be hidden information on harddisk. Is it right to hide information on my >harddisk that will be left there for ever? Can I be sure that it doesn´t harm >other programs in any way? I can't imagine in what way it should do any harm to your system, unless it overwrites important information (in which case you'd see problems right from the start and not some time in the future). If you want to get rid of it because you feel uncomfortable, there are many ways to do so. An easy one is using the search function in Windows to search by date. A more sophisticated one is using one of the programs which monitor any installation process for created files and registry changes. --- Shep
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