CC Registry File Left Behind

What do I do with a Windows 7 registry file left behind when I used the Creative Cloud manager to activate Typekit and CC Files? The file is named cc_20130911_192915.reg . Should I (1) double click on it to install it into the registry (2) delete it by dragging it into the trash (3) do something else with it?

Sorry I wasn’t specific. I only noticed it because the file appeared on my desktop. I’ve been working with DOS and editing registries since the early ‘80s and never have encountered a file on the desktop that was supposed to be double clicked to install an entry into the registry.
I did a chat with Adobe Support about it, and after half an hour of “Thanks for your patience while I look into it further,” the rep said, “That is a technical issue. Please hold while I transfer you to a technical support area.” Support never came on the line, and I hung up after 15 minutes because no one responded when I attempted to query them.
I appreciate your answer and am hoping an Adobe rep will find the question here and give me some enlightenment about why the file is there and what its purpose is.

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Z@R temp files left behind with roaming profiles removal

See previous old post: Acrobat/Reader: [email protected] files left behind in Temp folder after printing
It states that the issue is resolved with Windows 7 and Server 2008 ang higher, however i'm running multiple Windows 2008 R2 servers and this problem is killing me.
A simple terminal server with only 5-6 users working on it, but abou 200 (left behind) user profiles.
What can i do yo fix this? Already tried the options in the article. Not working. Running multiple versions of Adobe Reader 11.0.xx
Please help.

Can anyone help me? In the meantime we have multiple servers, with multiple customers. And it is really getting fustrating?
I can't imagen Adobe does not care about this bug?

Consolidated iTunes library to different drive, but some files left behind?

I had been storing my iTunes library on an external HD. Now I have a new laptop and enough memory to move the library back onto the laptop's hard drive. I attempted to do so by reversing how I moved it in the first place -- I consolidated the library (using Preferences->Advanced to set the iTunes Media Folder Location to the standard folder on the internal HD). It took a while and the files were duplicated one by one on the internal HD. Except not all of them. Roughly 100+ songs, scattered throughout the library, are still stored only on the external HD. They show up in the library with an exclamation point, and I can listen to them if the external HD is hooked up, but obviously I can't if it isn't.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1449
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Managing projects changes - left behind

When I upgraded to 8.0.0, I loved the new feature that created a project folder, and also nested folders for organization. With the 8.0.1 update, I noticed lots of files being copied when I saved a new project. This essentially means that I have to go back to my old ways and create these folders manually, or waste HUGE amounts of drive space.
I finally figured out what was going on and found this in the Late-Breaking News file:
+Saving a Project+
+When you use the File > Save As command to save your project to a new location+
+(outside the current project folder) and select the Include Assets checkbox, the new+
+project folder will contain all audio files used in the “old” project’s Arrange area. The+
+“Copy external audio files to project folder” checkbox does not affect this behavior.+
Later, in the next section, it adds:
+If, for some reason, you don’t wish to include used audio files, don’t enable the Include+
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I think its a Adobe bug, not a Microsoft bug. The behaviour started when Microsoft released a update (KB2993651) back in august 2014. The first thought is that it is a Microsoft issue but the KB clearly states a change in FONT behavior. Adobe didn't react to this change and Microsoft keeps updating the engine on a monthly basis so there are already alot of other KB's that can cause the same issue.
Furthermore. The same problem already existed before in 2011 on older systems. Adobe never figured it out and only suggested a workarround.
Acrobat/Reader: [email protected] files left behind in Temp folder after printing
Another user on this forum did some research and found that Adobe uses a legacy function when printing from Adobe reader.
http://blog.notmyfault.ch/?p=378
If Adobe leaves Z@ temp files behind in the user temp directory after printing and those files can't be deleted other than a reboot it must be a Adobe bug. Other utilities like FoxIT reader do not have this problem on modern updated Windows OS-es.

Silent background update: old file(s) left behind

On one of our systems, Japanese Windows XP Pro, I noticed that after the 11.2.292.235 update, file Flash32_11_2_202_233.ocx was left behind. Here is the FlashInstall.log file for that portion
2012-5-4+23-10-8.265 [error] 1226 1062
=O====== M/11.2.202.235 2012-05-04+23-10-02.421 ========
0000 [I] 00000010 FlashPlayerInstaller.exe -install -iv 9
0001 [I] 00000020 C:\WINDOWS\system32\FlashPlayerCPLApp.cpl
0002 [W] 00001015 C:\WINDOWS\system32\Macromed\Flash\Flash32_11_2_202_233.ocx 20
0003 [I] 00000018
0004 [W] 00001015 C:\WINDOWS\system32\Macromed\Flash\Flash32_11_2_202_233.ocx 20
0005 [I] 00000013 C:\WINDOWS\system32\Macromed\Flash\Flash32_11_2_202_235.ocx
0006 [I] 00000015 C:\WINDOWS\system32\Macromed\Flash\FlashUtil32_11_2_202_235_ActiveX.exe
0007 [I] 00000016 C:\WINDOWS\system32\Macromed\Flash\FlashUtil32_11_2_202_235_ActiveX.dll
0008 [I] 00000019 C:\WINDOWS\system32\FlashPlayerCPLApp.cpl
0009 [W] 00001024 C:\WINDOWS\system32\FlashPlayerCPLApp.cpl 183
0010 [W] 00001024 C:\WINDOWS\system32\FlashPlayerApp.exe 183
0011 [I] 00000021 C:\WINDOWS\system32\Macromed\Flash\FlashPlayerUpdateService.exe
0012 [W] 00001106
0013 [W] 00001106
0014 [W] 00001024 C:\WINDOWS\system32\Macromed\Flash\FlashPlayerUpdateService.exe 183
0015 [I] 00000012
=X====== M/11.2.202.235 2012-05-04+23-10-08.281 ========
I thought that a Windows restart may clear that file, but it did not.
How is the background updater handling this; attempt to delete it at a later stage (e.g. during the next update)?
P.S. on all other systems, all files were successfully removed.

Sorry, we only run Firefox, Chrome, and IE here, so I can't attest to what happens on those other browsers.
The only other thing I can add is that this was the 32bit version of Flash.
This is extremely easy to replicate. I went into the
c:\windows\system32\macromed\flash
directory and copied NPSWF32_11_2_202_235.dll to NPSWF32_11_2_202_233.dll
I then launched ProcMon from SysInternals so I could spy on exactly what was happening. Then I launched Firefox and went to the adobe flash about page. Of course, it returned version 235. But ProcMon told a different story. Firefox had launched the plugin-container.exe using the 233 DLL I just copied!
"C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\plugin-container.exe" --channel=2500.56b6a60.744882939 "C:\WINDOWS\system32\Macromed\Flash\NPSWF32_11_2_202_233.dll" - -greomni "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\omni.ja" 2500 "\\.\pipe\gecko-crash-server-pipe.2500" plugin
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To prove this, I made a copy of NPSWF32_11_2_202_235.dll and named it NPSWF32_0.dll. So now I'm looking at the following directory entries.
FlashInstall.log
flashplayer.xpt
FlashPlayerUpdateService.exe
FlashUtil32_11_2_202_235_Plugin.exe
mms.cfg
NPSWF32_0.dll
NPSWF32_11_2_202_235.dll
Note that alphabetically, my _0 copy is above the real copy. I use ProcMon to spy on Firefox once again. And Firefox goes and loads NPSW32_0.dll into the plugin-container.exe command line! This is despite the registry having no mention of this file, and all registry entries that refer to flash have NPSWF32_11_2_202_235.dll in them.
You guys have a huge problem here.
Get ProcMon -> http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896645

What has Bonjour left behind?

Hi,
I have been feeling the pain of this upgrade, having a BT Voyager 2100 router. For several days now I haven't been able to boot my desktop as it take down the whole of my wireless network and stops other members of my household working.
I have installed the firmware upgrade from BT, but this did nothing for me.
I have uninstalled iTunes 5 and the Bonjour service - there are no iTunes or Bonjour folders in Program Files and no iTunes/Bonjour-related services running. I have also removed iTunes and Bonjour from my Norton Firewall "Allowed Applications" list.
But when I turn on the desktop and go to access the web, my Voyager 2100 immediately disconnects all wireless connections.
What has Bonjour left behind on my desktop that could be causing this? How can I get rid of it?
If I buy a new router (not BT or DLink), will this solve the problem? I would prefer this option to having to reinstall my desktop.
Thanks,
Chris.

Hi,
As an update, I purchased a Netgear ADSL router today and installed it thinking everything would magically work. To a certain extent, it did - at least I can boot my desktop without bringing down the whole wireless network.
I ran Norton One-Button Cleanup which removed a lot of useless iTunes and QT registry entries, links, etc (I had previously uninstalled these programs).
I rebooted, and magically, the desktop could connect to the web.
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I am having the same problem with QT7 and, remarkably, QT6. The only software on my PC that is now broken is Apple software. If I didn't have money invested in it (how else am I going to play my purchased music - I don't have an iPod) then I would just move along.
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Uninstall Bootcamp, What's left behind?

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1 40 409639 EFI System (FAT)
2 409640 312319623 Mac OS X HFS+
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0: GUIDpartitionscheme *149.1 Gi disk0
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2: Apple_HFS MacBook Pro 148.7 Gi disk0s2
/dev/disk1
#: TYPE NAME SIZE IDENTIFIER
0: Applepartitionscheme *297.5 Gi disk1
1: Applepartitionmap 31.5 Ki disk1s1
2: Apple_HFS rob 297.5 Gi disk1s2
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If I run rEFIT on a thumb drive, by holding down option on boot, my Mac of course asks to boot from my internal drive or the thumb drive running rEFIt, once rEFIt is loaded it asks to boot into my OSX partition or a Windows partition.... huh!? I thought it was gone! If I run it I get a usual looking white text on black screen saying there is nothing to boot to. So how is there any windows-type partition still there?
So does anyone know? Is something left behind from those partitions that Boot Camp made that not even an Erase and Install of OS X Leopard got rid of? I know this is a little OSD of me, but I'm dying to know. And would love to know how to remove all traces of it. Thanks!

No. Firefox keeps all session data (incl. cookies) in memory in PB mode and doesn't store any data on disk. Only the memory cache is used and not the disk cache (see the about:cache page).

I'm a Pro Tools user, who just did an "Archive and Install" installation of 10.5.8 over my 10.4.11 on my 2 Ghz G5, now Pro Tools won't launch. I checked the extensions folder and sure enough, the digidesign extensions were left behind. Can I revert back

I'm a Pro Tools user, who just did an "Archive and Install" installation of 10.5.8 over my 10.4.11 on my 2 Ghz G5, now Pro Tools won't launch. I checked the extensions folder and sure enough, the digidesign extensions were left behind. Can I revert back to the "Archive" of my 10.4.11 System from the "Previous Systems" folder? If not, what's the point of creating the "archive"?

Did you select "Preserve User Settings"?
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You can choose to preserve your user and network settings before installing. This option automatically moves existing users, Home directories, and network settings. This also skips the Setup Assistant after installation.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1710
Read this:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2196
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I still seem to have a-lot of junk that was left behind from SL - I want to get rid of it all as I want to just start with Lion from fresh.
Can someone tell me how to get rid of all the junk that SL left behind when I upgraded to Lion (like all the old plist files and all of that). Also I seem to still have some of my SL settings in there as well.
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X3-02 left behind!

Hey guys,
Its been a long time since x3-02 didn't get an update. I really wish it be getting new updates as it is a really good phone... so far need the support of maps if not ovi then atleast make google maps compatible.....some performance issues even in v 6.00 and the symbian anna icons like the ones in new c2-03 c2-06....will really those and a new look..........its the first touch and type and it should'nt be left behind.......what else should be added??post here....

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I want to share an Address Book on one system with 3 other users through MobileMe. I will also allow the 3 other users to add, delete and change the contacts. All 4 systems have their own MobileMe accounts.
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(I know that only a limited number of relationship fields (no custom fields at all) in Address Book are available to Pages and Bento)
I've looked all over the Address Book sharing information (that I can find), and the issue of custom fields does not seem to be addressed in connection with Address Book Sharing.
Can anyone recommend any documentation that answers this question?
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@taylor thanks for the suggestion, but it's not quite what i had in mind. The red -/green + buttons are used to add/remove more items in the same category, ie., phone numbers, email addresses, URLs, etc. If you finish editing a record and then click on one of these fields, you get a contextual menu with various options.
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There are several possible workarounds, but that's the point, innit? Skype has been around a long time - there shouldn't be a need for a workaround.

While Installing adobe reader and acrobat im getting error 1406 this error. I had already tried every possible step including special permission in registry file. Please help..

While Installing adobe reader and acrobat im getting error 1406 this error. I had already tried every possible step including special permission in registry file. Please help..

What is your operating system? Is there anything else beside the number 1406?

ITunes 7.1 loses track of some registry files necessary for CD/DVD burning

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I know this sounds a little weird, but sometimes after one of my techs runs one of the scripts we use stuff is left behind on the workstation (games, or media players that are not part of the image - but not everything). You can actually watch the image process and complete ok and restart the computer - it even goes though the post imaging stuff prior to login. Here is an example of one of the 2 scripts doing this sometimes -
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dd if=/bin/mbr.mbr of=/dev/sda
img pd1
img pd2
img pd3
img pd4
img pc1 ntfs
img rp $PROXYADDR //$PROXYADDR/zen/images/imagename.zmg a1:p1
img pa1
reboot -f
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Dennis

Dennis,
I had the exact same issue after updating from ZEN4 to ZEN7. The solution
for it was to change the command from:
img rp $PROXYADDR //$PROXYADDR/zen/images/imagename.zmg a1:p1
to:
img restorep $PROXYADDR //$PROXYADDR/zen/images/imagename.zmg a1:p1
That was the solution to my problem.
Hope this one helps for u
Greets
Tracer60
> I know this sounds a little weird, but sometimes after one of my techs
runs one of the scripts we use stuff is left behind on the workstation
(games, or media players that are not part of the image - but not
everything). You can actually watch the image process and complete ok and
restart the computer - it even goes though the post imaging stuff prior to
login. Here is an example of one of the 2 scripts doing this sometimes -
>
> dd if=/bin/mbr.mbr of=/dev/hda
> dd if=/bin/mbr.mbr of=/dev/sda
>
> img pd1
> img pd2
> img pd3
> img pd4
> img pc1 ntfs
> img rp $PROXYADDR //$PROXYADDR/zen/images/imagename.zmg a1:p1
> img pa1
> reboot -f
>
> It's happening on XP and 2000 latest updates on both, were currently
running Zfd version 6.5.2. Has anyone seen this, or do you see any reason
with this script that this would happen?? It works normally if you go
though imaging w/o the scripts.
>
> Thanks for any clues!!
> Dennis

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