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  1. xHazard
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    Windows 7 Professional X64 SP1, Windows 7 Ultimate X64 SP1
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    grldr.bak


    Hi guys
    I have a quick Question...
    What is grldr.bak???? Can i delete it or what should i do ???
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  3. BriceH
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    Windows 7 Professional x64
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    Hi, xHazard. Could you please provide the full path to this file? Thanks.
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  4. WiFi Ed
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    Windows 7 Enterprise x64 SP1, Ubuntu 11.04 x64
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    Have you dual-booted your PC with a Linux OS? If so, that file may be related to Grub4Dos, a Linux bootloader...
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  6. xHazard
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    WiFi Ed said:
    Have you dual-booted your PC with a Linux OS? If so, that file may be related to Grub4Dos, a Linux bootloader...

    No i just installed Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
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  7. BriceH
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    Where is this file on your hard drive? With this information, it will be easier for us to figure out what its purpose (or lack thereof) is.
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  8. xHazard
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    WiFi Ed said:
    Have you dual-booted your PC with a Linux OS? If so, that file may be related to Grub4Dos, a Linux bootloader...
    BriceH said:
    Hi, xHazard. Could you please provide the full path to this file? Thanks.
    ImageShack® - Online Photo and Video Hosting here is a pic of it
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  10. BriceH
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    If you really don't want it there, here's what you can do: Change the name of the file. Leave it like that for a week or two. If your computer continues to work just as it did before, it is probably safe to delete the file.
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  11. xHazard
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    Aight Thanks for the tip
    I let u know what happened
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  12. MacGyvr
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    That file didn't come from a clean install of Windows 7....tell us the rest of the story.
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  13. BriceH
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    MacGyvr said:
    That file didn't come from a clean install of Windows 7....tell us the rest of the story.
    Also, it would be nice if you could give us a list of all the programs that you've installed.
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