Hi,
A friend of mine asked me to delete the index.dat file in the "cookies" folder (in windows 2000), so that the network admin can't see where he goes
. Anyway since it was telling me that the file was in use, I found that shutting down explorer.exe and loadmq.exe (not sure if the name of that file is correct...) solved my "file already in use" problem.
But now, I want to know if its possible to delete the file when loading/ or quiting windows automatically. (Like some command in autoexec.NT ???)
I also want to know if its possible to change the place where the index.dat is store... (registry key??) Example: if I want the index.dat to be stored in D:, not in C: drive...
Thank you!
A friend of mine asked me to delete the index.dat file in the "cookies" folder (in windows 2000), so that the network admin can't see where he goes
. Anyway since it was telling me that the file was in use, I found that shutting down explorer.exe and loadmq.exe (not sure if the name of that file is correct...) solved my "file already in use" problem. But now, I want to know if its possible to delete the file when loading/ or quiting windows automatically. (Like some command in autoexec.NT ???)
I also want to know if its possible to change the place where the index.dat is store... (registry key??) Example: if I want the index.dat to be stored in D:, not in C: drive...
Thank you!
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