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Does anybody have any idea where and what this folder is in my SIMS Setups Folder. Full Path

\SIMS\Setups\SIMS, when I first found it, it was 50gb in size. In there is the following Folders: Attend, Documentation, Manifest Files, OPTIONS and SNOVA. In Documentation is PDF's relating to SIMS, but what is taking up the space are hundreds of ~GLH.tmp, these temp files are what are taking up the space, so as they were temp files and the dates were old I deleted them.

 

The end you may think but no. they are automatically restored. (AHHHHHHHHHH). It is currently at 3.47gb. I have found another one of these files in the main SIMS folder but it is has no temp files in it.

 

Any suggestions gratefully received.

 

 

Cheers

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Sounds like a mistake. \sims\setups doesn't have a sims folder, strangly its just \sims. I would move it out and see who complains. I'm guessing no-one.

 

You can ofcourse check the sims.ini for the simsdirectory. Hopefully it's not \sims\setups\sims

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Yep, it looks like it is a Solus 3 Issue, put it out to about 20 machines to test, but being a silly sausage, specified the incorrect path for SIMS, so it remapped my sims drive to the setups folder, and it seems that it is these workstations that are constantly writing temp files to this folder. I find that a little worrying.

 

To top it all the GUI for solus 3 keeps crashing out and when you finally get back in, normally a day later it dosen't then recognise machines with the agent installed until you try and install it again. Bah humbug, I hope the new version isn't as bad as this.

 

Oh yeah I also found out that if you do a fresh install Using Solus 3, it dosen't create an entry in Add/Remove, so that causes a small problem when you have to reinstall it.

 

 

Cheers

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Why I said don't use mapped drives if your using SOLUS3 Phase 1!! GUI keeps crashes because of the way it looks for machines currently, Phase 2 will use your AD, currently it's like doing a "My Network Place" scan (uses WINS??), make sure you have applied the Autumn Update Inf. It has a fix thats resolves the timeout issue with offline (aka not on the network) machines.

 

If you want to uninstall\reinstall SIMS, you should remove c:\windows\sims.ini and the c:\program files\sims\... folder. Job done. SIMS doesn't do a uninstaller, it's "unwise".

 

Anyway, glad you've figured it out.

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