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Date: | Thu, 21 Oct 1999 08:17:08 -0400 |
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These are files that Scandisk made for you from errors it found
on your hard drive when it (or you) checked your system.
In "most" cases they contain very little a normal person can do
much with. The "errors" usually start when a program crashes,
freezes, an install does not complete, etc...
You can try to view them by opening them in various types of
text or binary viewers, and that may give you a better idea what
program "orphaned" the data on the hard drive.
Most advise I have seen has been to just delete them.
Rick Glazier
----- Original Message -----
From: Mike Bridges <[log in to unmask]>
> I have one Windows 95 system that is about to run out of hard drive
> space but really doesn't have much on it.While trying to find out what
> was filling the drive up I ran across quite a few File0000.chk files.
> Most of these were only several kb and did not concern me but I found
> one that was 151 mb and several others that were above 10 mb each.
> Could someone please explain what these files are and why I can or
> can't delete them.I do not know what to open them with to see for
> myself.
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