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<blockquote data-quote="breese" data-source="post: 1033147" data-attributes="member: 114299"><p>I went onto my server and changed the security levels for Windows Temp folders and User Temp Folders.</p><p>(I moved the system tmp / temp to R:\windows\temp and users temp to R:\Users when I built the machine)</p><p>Now the nice thing about building and saving the RamDrive is that any changes are removed on a reboot there-by allowing me to play games with it like Disallow Any Deletes!</p><p>So after making the security changes I started the server process, and copied the temp files it created.</p><p>Then I started the Client, and any temp file it created I copied.</p><p> </p><p>In the zip file are 2 folders (Windows Temps) Normally stored in C:\Windows\temp, and (User Temps) Normally created by any applications used by the user.</p><p> </p><p>All I had to do in order to return my machine to normal was Reboot.</p><p>I hope this helps.....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="breese, post: 1033147, member: 114299"] I went onto my server and changed the security levels for Windows Temp folders and User Temp Folders. (I moved the system tmp / temp to R:\windows\temp and users temp to R:\Users when I built the machine) Now the nice thing about building and saving the RamDrive is that any changes are removed on a reboot there-by allowing me to play games with it like Disallow Any Deletes! So after making the security changes I started the server process, and copied the temp files it created. Then I started the Client, and any temp file it created I copied. In the zip file are 2 folders (Windows Temps) Normally stored in C:\Windows\temp, and (User Temps) Normally created by any applications used by the user. All I had to do in order to return my machine to normal was Reboot. I hope this helps..... [/QUOTE]
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