mortimer
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« Reply #1 on: September 01, 2007, 01:18:50 AM » |
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Since it looks like support does not read these (and I even wonder if this forum is viable anymore), I’ll stick this here so that maybe it can help someone else. I had an e-mail come into Comodo antispam that I could not delete and that kept replicating itself with weird symbols.
In order to search for the database files I exported my Authentication Database file to a Temporary folder. I saw that the Comodo program adds the extension “.bwl” to the file name. Logically I did a general file search for “*.bwl” on the C: Drive and up popped a file called E-Mail-Infiltrate.bwl. I found I had two folders with the same Authentication Database Files in it called ------- E-Mail-Infiltrate.bwl. One was located off the C:\ Drive in a Temp or Temp 01 Folder, the other in the local “Owner” Folder (under Documents and Settings) found in a universal search for *.bwl. When I opened it, sure enough it had the corrupt e-mail address in it that was replicating itself and I could not delete.
First I deleted and saved the bad e-mail address and got it out of Comodo Antispam, then deleted the files completely. It worked and did not harm the program. Hope this helps someone…………..
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