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Well, clearly *something* on your machine *is* using the MSOpenTech redis-64 (and an old build, too). It doesn't need to be installed as such - file copy is sufficient. Check "services", perhaps. Heck, just order by process memory.
On 29 Apr 2017 7:54 a.m., <echoi...@gmail.com> wrote:
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The Windows/system32/config folder is full of redisqfork_####.dat files that I can't delete - Windows Explorer (with Hidden Files checked) does not see these files and reports the space used by Config does not include the 17+GB of files.
Redis is not installed and not running (looked with both Task Manager and Autoruns)
How can I delete these files and stop Redis from creating more files?
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