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July 9th 04, 11:05 PM
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oem files
I am fed up with the amount of oem files of 0kb that still
seem to be on my computer. I have looked at all the knowledge bases and followed their instructions but, they keep coming back! What can I do to get rid of these things? I have tried eveything, but nothing works. I need help! 
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July 9th 04, 11:21 PM
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The two related KB articles (KB281967 & KB301540 ) explain their origin and
suggest a cure (KB301540). Alternatively if you are using Norton's crippled software, specifically System Doctor, try disabling it and giving your PC a chance to work correctly and you will find that you will never be troubled with zero byte oem*.inf files again. -- Mike Maltby MS-MVP bozo wrote: I am fed up with the amount of oem files of 0kb that still seem to be on my computer. I have looked at all the knowledge bases and followed their instructions but, they keep coming back! What can I do to get rid of these things? I have tried eveything, but nothing works. I need help!
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