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Windows XP/2000 - [FIXED] - very large drwtsn32.log posted in the Operating Systems forums; After defragging my mother-in-laws pc a couple of times today i have diascovered that there is a large file that did not defrag. it is: dicuments and settings\all users\ application ...

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After defragging my mother-in-laws pc a couple of times today i have diascovered that there is a large file that did not defrag. it is:

dicuments and settings\all users\ application data\microsoft\dr watson\drwtsn32.log

and it's running in at a whopping 2.35GB with 19,782 fragments, is it safe to manually delete this file?


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Hey there,

Sure, you can delete this log...it only contains accumulated information about your system crashes etc. If/when your PC crashes again, the log will be self-generated fresh.


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WOW , a 2.35 gb log file?? :shocked: I would delete it.. mine is a couple of mb..

Just in case replace it with a log with the same name and containing:


Microsoft (R) DrWtsn32
Copyright (C) 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp. All rights reserved.


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thanks for the advice guys, it has been removed and the system performance has been drastically improved


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Glad to hear it mate.



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