Comments for Can I remove the "ServicePackFiles" folder from my Windows folder?

Comment from wieber on 2008-07-13

2008-07-13T17:14:48Z

I have a windows\i386 file and not a c:\i386 file. Is this the same? Can I move it save to the D drive and change the registry??

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Comment from Erik on 2008-02-26

2008-02-26T22:22:02Z

Hey. The "ServicePackCachePath" has "/ServicePackCache" on it's tail before you made the change, but not afterward! Shouldn't that stay on there, making it's value "\\freenas\notenmax\machine_specific\leo\ServicePackFiles\ServicePackCache"?

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Comment from nick on 2008-02-02

2008-02-03T05:38:26Z

Well, I've removed my service pack files from WINDOWS folder 3 months ago and it never bothered me

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Comment from Leo A. Notenboom on 2007-11-24

2007-11-24T16:35:40Z

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I happen to have various versions of things, so I definitely need
machine-specific instances.

If the contents of the I386 directories on your various machines are identical,
then yes, you can point them all to the same location. My guess, though, is
that they may often be slightly different, in which case to be safe I'd keep
separate copies.

Leo

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Comment from Lonnie on 2007-11-21

2007-11-21T15:26:16Z

I noticed in your registry path to source the folder called machine_specific does this mean that I need a seprate folder for each of my Windows 2003 servers or can I create one and point all of my servers to the the same source path?

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Comment from bittal Joshi on 2007-10-26

2007-10-27T04:03:16Z

Thanks the inform yr new post.

It's good answar for every question.

Thanks agan.

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