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Folder Created by Successful Standalone-Installer Update
Yesterday, for reasons I won't go into (but feel free to ask if interested), I installed Patch Tuesday update KB3161608 (x64) via the downloaded MS standalone installer (.msu), instead of via Windows Update. The installation was successful. (A little more detail, in case it might have any relevance: After I first started the install it seemed stuck at the "Searching for Updates" stage. Clicking cancel would not make the dialog go away. So I restarted the pc, with the "Searching for Updates" message still active. Upon restart and retry, it moved past the "Searching for Updates" stage almost instantly, and the install went smoothly.)
But now I see that, apparently as a result of the installation, Windows created a new lengthy-name locked sub-folder of C. (See screenshots of folder and contained files.)
Is this normal? What is this folder for? Can I delete or move it?
Thanks.
Last edited by Rick1441; 13 Jul 2016 at 19:48. Reason: Corrected extension for the standalone installer to .msu