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Fabricem [MS]
Bonjour
Les fichiers .rbf (roolback backup file) sont le moyen de revenir en arrière pendant l'installation d'une nouvelle version d'une application msi en cas d'echec. Si l'installation de l'application est validée, normalement ces fichiers sont supprimés
cf
Rollback script files (.rbs and .rbf) are backups of existing files. Files with an .rbs file extension are rollback script files, and files with an .rbf file extension are backups of existing files. Both are stored in hidden folders called Config.msi. The Config.msi folders are created when the Msiexec.exe file starts copying from the installation point.
The rollback script file (.rbs) is always stored in the Config.msi folder on the disk where the operating system is installed. The .rbf files are stored in the Config.msi folder on the disk where the program that is being backed up currently resides. This is done so that there is no crossing of disks when the program files are being backed up. All rollback files and the Config.msi folders are deleted when the installation completes successfully.
Note If Setup fails (for example, because of a power failure during Setup), and you run Setup again and it completes successfully, the Config.msi folders will be removed. If Setup fails to remove these folders, you can manually remove them by using Windows Explorer.
Cdlt
-- Fabrice Meillon Architecte Infrastructure Division Développeurs et Plate-Forme d'Entreprise Microsoft France
"kiki" a écrit dans le message de news: u2Q2qP1%
bonjour/soir
dans C:Config.Msi, j'ai près de 100 Mo de fichiers .rbf
késaco ? peut on les supprimer sans inconvénient ?
merci à tous
kiki2
Bonjour
Les fichiers .rbf (roolback backup file) sont le moyen de revenir en
arrière pendant l'installation d'une nouvelle version d'une application msi
en cas d'echec. Si l'installation de l'application est validée, normalement
ces fichiers sont supprimés
cf
Rollback script files (.rbs and .rbf) are backups of existing
files. Files with an .rbs file extension are rollback script files, and
files
with an .rbf file extension are backups of existing files. Both are
stored in
hidden folders called Config.msi. The Config.msi folders are created
when the
Msiexec.exe file starts copying from the installation point.
The
rollback script file (.rbs) is always stored in the Config.msi folder on
the
disk where the operating system is installed. The .rbf files are stored
in the
Config.msi folder on the disk where the program that is being backed up
currently resides. This is done so that there is no crossing of disks
when the
program files are being backed up. All rollback files and the Config.msi
folders are deleted when the installation completes successfully.
Note If Setup fails (for example, because of a power failure during
Setup), and you run Setup again and it completes successfully, the
Config.msi
folders will be removed. If Setup fails to remove these folders, you can
manually remove them by using Windows Explorer.
Cdlt
--
Fabrice Meillon
Architecte Infrastructure
Division Développeurs et Plate-Forme d'Entreprise
Microsoft France
"kiki" <kiki@kiki.ki> a écrit dans le message de news:
u2Q2qP1%23EHA.1264@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
bonjour/soir
dans C:Config.Msi, j'ai près de 100 Mo de fichiers .rbf
késaco ? peut on les supprimer sans inconvénient ?
Les fichiers .rbf (roolback backup file) sont le moyen de revenir en arrière pendant l'installation d'une nouvelle version d'une application msi en cas d'echec. Si l'installation de l'application est validée, normalement ces fichiers sont supprimés
cf
Rollback script files (.rbs and .rbf) are backups of existing files. Files with an .rbs file extension are rollback script files, and files with an .rbf file extension are backups of existing files. Both are stored in hidden folders called Config.msi. The Config.msi folders are created when the Msiexec.exe file starts copying from the installation point.
The rollback script file (.rbs) is always stored in the Config.msi folder on the disk where the operating system is installed. The .rbf files are stored in the Config.msi folder on the disk where the program that is being backed up currently resides. This is done so that there is no crossing of disks when the program files are being backed up. All rollback files and the Config.msi folders are deleted when the installation completes successfully.
Note If Setup fails (for example, because of a power failure during Setup), and you run Setup again and it completes successfully, the Config.msi folders will be removed. If Setup fails to remove these folders, you can manually remove them by using Windows Explorer.
Cdlt
-- Fabrice Meillon Architecte Infrastructure Division Développeurs et Plate-Forme d'Entreprise Microsoft France
"kiki" a écrit dans le message de news: u2Q2qP1%
bonjour/soir
dans C:Config.Msi, j'ai près de 100 Mo de fichiers .rbf
késaco ? peut on les supprimer sans inconvénient ?
merci à tous
kiki2
kiki
OK merci, je vire tout ça
kiki "Fabricem [MS]" a écrit dans le message de news:e9XVEU2%
Bonjour
Les fichiers .rbf (roolback backup file) sont le moyen de revenir en arrière pendant l'installation d'une nouvelle version d'une application msi
en cas d'echec. Si l'installation de l'application est validée, normalement
ces fichiers sont supprimés
cf
Rollback script files (.rbs and .rbf) are backups of existing files. Files with an .rbs file extension are rollback script files, and
files with an .rbf file extension are backups of existing files. Both are stored in hidden folders called Config.msi. The Config.msi folders are created when the Msiexec.exe file starts copying from the installation point.
The rollback script file (.rbs) is always stored in the Config.msi folder on
the disk where the operating system is installed. The .rbf files are stored
in the Config.msi folder on the disk where the program that is being backed up
currently resides. This is done so that there is no crossing of disks when the program files are being backed up. All rollback files and the Config.msi
folders are deleted when the installation completes successfully.
Note If Setup fails (for example, because of a power failure during Setup), and you run Setup again and it completes successfully, the Config.msi folders will be removed. If Setup fails to remove these folders, you can
manually remove them by using Windows Explorer.
Cdlt
-- Fabrice Meillon Architecte Infrastructure Division Développeurs et Plate-Forme d'Entreprise Microsoft France
"kiki" a écrit dans le message de news: u2Q2qP1%
bonjour/soir
dans C:Config.Msi, j'ai près de 100 Mo de fichiers .rbf
késaco ? peut on les supprimer sans inconvénient ?
merci à tous
kiki2
OK merci, je vire tout ça
kiki
"Fabricem [MS]" <fabricem@online.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message de
news:e9XVEU2%23EHA.1264@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
Bonjour
Les fichiers .rbf (roolback backup file) sont le moyen de revenir en
arrière pendant l'installation d'une nouvelle version d'une application
msi
en cas d'echec. Si l'installation de l'application est validée,
normalement
ces fichiers sont supprimés
cf
Rollback script files (.rbs and .rbf) are backups of existing
files. Files with an .rbs file extension are rollback script files,
and
files
with an .rbf file extension are backups of existing files. Both are
stored in
hidden folders called Config.msi. The Config.msi folders are created
when the
Msiexec.exe file starts copying from the installation point.
The
rollback script file (.rbs) is always stored in the Config.msi folder
on
the
disk where the operating system is installed. The .rbf files are
stored
in the
Config.msi folder on the disk where the program that is being backed
up
currently resides. This is done so that there is no crossing of disks
when the
program files are being backed up. All rollback files and the
Config.msi
folders are deleted when the installation completes successfully.
Note If Setup fails (for example, because of a power failure during
Setup), and you run Setup again and it completes successfully, the
Config.msi
folders will be removed. If Setup fails to remove these folders, you
can
manually remove them by using Windows Explorer.
Cdlt
--
Fabrice Meillon
Architecte Infrastructure
Division Développeurs et Plate-Forme d'Entreprise
Microsoft France
"kiki" <kiki@kiki.ki> a écrit dans le message de news:
u2Q2qP1%23EHA.1264@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
bonjour/soir
dans C:Config.Msi, j'ai près de 100 Mo de fichiers .rbf
késaco ? peut on les supprimer sans inconvénient ?
kiki "Fabricem [MS]" a écrit dans le message de news:e9XVEU2%
Bonjour
Les fichiers .rbf (roolback backup file) sont le moyen de revenir en arrière pendant l'installation d'une nouvelle version d'une application msi
en cas d'echec. Si l'installation de l'application est validée, normalement
ces fichiers sont supprimés
cf
Rollback script files (.rbs and .rbf) are backups of existing files. Files with an .rbs file extension are rollback script files, and
files with an .rbf file extension are backups of existing files. Both are stored in hidden folders called Config.msi. The Config.msi folders are created when the Msiexec.exe file starts copying from the installation point.
The rollback script file (.rbs) is always stored in the Config.msi folder on
the disk where the operating system is installed. The .rbf files are stored
in the Config.msi folder on the disk where the program that is being backed up
currently resides. This is done so that there is no crossing of disks when the program files are being backed up. All rollback files and the Config.msi
folders are deleted when the installation completes successfully.
Note If Setup fails (for example, because of a power failure during Setup), and you run Setup again and it completes successfully, the Config.msi folders will be removed. If Setup fails to remove these folders, you can
manually remove them by using Windows Explorer.
Cdlt
-- Fabrice Meillon Architecte Infrastructure Division Développeurs et Plate-Forme d'Entreprise Microsoft France
"kiki" a écrit dans le message de news: u2Q2qP1%
bonjour/soir
dans C:Config.Msi, j'ai près de 100 Mo de fichiers .rbf
késaco ? peut on les supprimer sans inconvénient ?
