mwizard99{at}comcast.net wrote:
> In , on 01/10/07 
>    at 11:34 PM, Mike O'Connor  said:
>   
>> I use Unimaint - and in the "recover" dialog is an
option to delete ALL 
>> file handles for any selected drive(s).
>> At first [until one has done it!] this seems a radical step, but the WPS 
>> just rebuilds those structures as that/those drives are accessed.   
> Mike,
>
> A check disk doesn't solve the problem. Nor does it find any errors.
>
> Are you suggesting that I use UNIMAINT to remove those file handles for
> Drive I and see if that solves the problem?
>
>
> -Mark  
Hi Mark,

If you have Unimaint yes. It's the most powerful tool out there IMHO, 
and if you don't have it it's available via http://www.filestar.com. I 
find it invaluable. I'll put a small screen capture in the files area of 
this group to illustrate the sort of problems that one can easily 
resolve with it - because the example in the PMView-edited collation 
operates on one entry at a time (object-handle's details), I collated 9 
separate windows into 9 single details lines.

This was to illustrate the way to speed up the desktop opening on boot.
Disclaimer -- I'm not associated with the company, just a great fan! To 
me it's indispensable.

Regards,
Mike


 
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