Windows6.1-7601-X64-ClientCab1.exe

Hello everyone, first post here. I just acquired a used computer as a backup and noticed a folder with the name 12b9ba746df etc and the following files inside:

CheckSURPackage.EXE
PkgInstallOrder.txt
Windows6.1-7601-X64-ClientCab1.exe
Windows6.1-7601-X64-ClientCab2.exe
Windows6.1-7601-X64-ClientCab3.exe
Windows6.1-7601-X64-ClientCab4.exe
Windows6.1-7601-X64-NeutralCab.exe
Windows6.1-7601-X64-ServerCab1.exe
Windows6.1-7601-X64-ServerCab2.exe
Windows6.1-7601-X64-ServerCab3.exe
Windows6.1-7601-X64-ServerCab4.exe
Windows6.1-IE9GDR-Servicing-X64-20Aug13.EXE
Windows6.1-IE9RTM-Servicing-X64-20Aug13.EXE
Windows6.1-KB947821-v32-x64-pkgProperties.txt
Windows6.1-KB947821-v32-x64.cab
Windows6.1-KB947821-v32-x64.xml
Windows6.1-RTM-Client-CAB1-AMD64.EXE
Windows6.1-RTM-Client-CAB2-AMD64.EXE
Windows6.1-RTM-Client-CAB3-AMD64.EXE
Windows6.1-RTM-Client-ENUS-AMD64.EXE
Windows6.1-RTM-Client-NEUTRAL-AMD64.EXE
Windows6.1-RTM-Server-CAB1-AMD64.EXE
Windows6.1-RTM-Server-CAB2-AMD64.EXE
Windows6.1-RTM-Server-CAB3-AMD64.EXE
Windows6.1-RTM-Server-ENUS-AMD64.EXE
Windows6.1-RTM-Server-NEUTRAL-AMD64.EXE
Windows6.1-RTM-ServerCore-NEUTRAL-AMD64.EXE
Windows6.1-servicing-x64-19Dec13.exe
Windows6.1-Servicing-X64-1Apr13.EXE
Windows6.1-servicing-x64-30Sep13.exe
windows6.1-servicing-x64-7jul-13.exe
Windows6.1-Servicing-X64.EXE
Windows6.1-ServicingCab2-x64.EXE
Windows6.1-SSCab-X64.EXE
WSUSSCAN.cab

All files are dated September of 2014. These appear to be Installation or Update files Does anyone know if it's ok to delete or move these files ? Thanks for any help ! :)

Hi Teks,
Those are the base files for a W7 install,
BUT
they have been installed using the SURT tool, looks a bit like a hack to me.
Check the sticker on the comp to see what the original OS was, No sticker = looks even more suspect.

If you run this tool from here
Windows Genuine and Activation Issue Posting Instructions

I'll see what else i can find

Roy

Thanks for the reply. Yesterday I moved the files to an external drive and all seems well. There is a Windows 7 Pro Authentication sticker with HP on it on the side although it might have originally come from HP with Vista installed. I bought it from a Travel Agency that had downsized.

Oh and I had already run the Diagnostic tool as instructed by support at the Microsoft forums. All seemed to be in order. I was having problems updating Windows 7 since the computer hadn't been connected since last year and I managed to find the solution in a thread here at the Sevens forum. That's how I found the place after a google search for a solution to the update issue. :)

Teksonik said:

PkgInstallOrder.txt

Mind sharing what was in that text file "PkgInstallOrder.txt" ? Could be useful
I know this thread is old but if you still have it on hand... thx

HI

You've just read the details-- all those file/exe's.

Roy

Sorry I no longer have those files. Long ago deleted. The computer now dual boots Win 10 Pro and Linux Mint 18.1 Cinnamon.