Summary: Attn: Renaissance Man & USA1 (Others should go to post: ** Delete INDEX.DAT Files at Startup! - May 03, 2002 08:34:28 Pacific, by Renaissance Man and ...
Summary: Renaissance Man - yes ofcourse it was you :) the path for TIF is : windows\tempor~1\content.ie5\index.dat spider and the delta.dat - both clear all...
Summary: Thank you tinkerbong! That was exactly the answer I was looking for and you’re right about all the index.dat files! Now, I have Window Washer versio...
Summary: Thanks for all for your help, but it appears that I've got an incredible growing index.dat file. Just ran a Windows cleaning utility and it just grew ...
Summary: posted by renisance man in previos thread Get Spider here (free) http://www.fsm.nl/ward/ It reads index.dat files which have surfing history. Hide th...
Summary: Langa's works on mine too. I have the older one named iecache2.js Copy and paste all between the lines to Notepad, save as .txt and then rename it to ...
Summary: DELINDEX Version 4.0 Now Ready! The primary purpose of Delindex is to delete Index.dat files which are never resized and only get bigger. They contain...
Summary: .dat files BLOW big time. They keep track of everywhere you have ever done on the Internet, and generally can't be erased. You can look inside them ...
Summary: IE5.x index.dat file ok guys someone must be able to tell me how to remove this secret .dat file....it's driving me nuts. You know the one that holds...
Summary: G'day Rog, just for the record, there are at least 3 other Index.dat's that contain all this data, in Cookies, History and your T.I.F. folders which a...
Summary: You can see in "read only" the content of all index.dat while running Windows. I use Windows Commander, a file manager which has a powerful lister. ht...
Summary: G'day Topaz, are you talking about the 4 or more folders with strange names in the TIF\Contant.IE5 folder, if so you can delete these folders and next...
Summary: DELTA2.bat Now Ready! The sole purpose of Delta2 is to delete Index.dat files for reasons of space, privacy, and performance. These files are never re...
Summary: You can access the info with a program called spider. You can delete the index.dat file in DOS. When windows restarts it will rebuild itself but it wi...
Summary: Hey I have been using a trial version of a program which deletes the index.dat files, temp files, temp net files, pretty much every track you make on ...
Summary: I was trying to open up the index.dat, but I forgot to uncheck the box where it says, 'Always use this program to open this file'. Now it opens all of...
Summary: To delete it, you have to use the free and brilliant program DELINDEX.BAT from..... http://www.burzurq.com/forum/delindex.html You also need a startup...
Summary: Thanks to all that replied. I am familiar with deltree and DOS. I have been using Cleanup.bat from Langa prior to seeing RM's .bat and am comfortable ...
Summary: I use Spider, too; but also Window Washer, which will clean out the .DAT files on reboot. I've found Window Washer to be an excellent clean-up program...
Summary: A major advance in the fight for privacy has been made. I've sucessfully created a program to get rid of those pesky index.dat files, from multiple ve...
Summary: While searching my drives for my Registry files i.e, system.dat and user.dat I have discovered that all my .dat files are listed as a Movie Clip? How ...
Summary: Thank you everyone, I took the plunge and deleted the media clip setting from the pull down list in the File type and all my .dat files now display as...
Summary: hello there, I understand that deleting index.dat files can be done and can free up a lot of space. I'd like to do this, but does anybody know if doi...
Summary: Yes. Change it. Try holding shift key and right click on the .dat file. Should bring up a box with the choice "open with". Click on that and choose wh...
Summary: Spider will work. WindowWasher will do the same after running it and re-booting. Or you could restart into Dos and delete it from there. Windows will...
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