46xxx Files created and left behind in the application directory

46xxx Files created and left behind in the application directory

46xxx Files created and left behind in the application directory

They might be driver communication files The NT Driver uses files to communicate if it can't use a more direct method.

 

This situation can be caused by

- older driver(Crypkey License Service)/NGN

- security settings based on User and /or Directory

- drive share networking on a slow or unreliable network

 


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