where is

[dapilgrim]

when i try and delete certain files from win2000 they re appear after a few second how do i turn this off.

and also where is system restore files located at in win2000 in winxp it is located in the system volume information folder

[BipolarBill]

Puleeeeeze!

What files? Where?

There is no system restore in Windows 2000.

[Swordfish]

Originally posted by dapilgrim
system restore files located at in win2000 in winxp it is located in the system volume information folder

can you elaborate on that...i mean what r u using 2K or XP

what does at in win2000 in Winxp mean?:confused:

kinda confused?

[Johnny Fist]

I learned everything I know about customizing windows operating systems at Virtual Plastic. Here is there section on modifying and replacing system files complete with a list of all the potential places a system file is backed up on and how to replace them. As far as a system restore feature, I don't recall there being one. However there is a System File Checker, and thats whats replacing your file for you. Hopefully this helps.

http://www.virtualplastic.net/html/art_hack.html

[Amd4ever]

If you try to delete some important system files like DLL's or EXE's, Windows 2000 will just put them back. It's a built-in security feature to prevent people from screwing up their Windows. You cannot turn it off, as far as I know.

If you really need to delete those files, you can try booting using a Windows 98/ME boot diskette and delete those files from DOS.

[BipolarBill]

You can fool that feature by replacing the file in the DLLCACHE folder first. That's where Win2K pulls the replacement file from. ;)