cbs.log ... safe to delete?

My Vista Home Premium is working just fine. Do I need to keep my 50+ meg
cbs.log file? Is it safe to delete?

Will Vista generate a new one? Educate me, please.

Thanks, DH

"Dave Horne" <dave.horne@home.nl> wrote ...
> My Vista Home Premium is working just fine. Do I need to keep my 50+ meg
> cbs.log file? Is it safe to delete?
> Will Vista generate a new one? Educate me, please.

If you are sure your system is okay, you can delete this file. SFC.EXE will
create a new one, next time it is run.

You may have a cbs.persist.log as well. The existing cbs.log gets copied to
cbs.persist.log, each time a new cs.log is created. You can also delete this
cbs.persist.log, if it exists.

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Andrew McLaren
amclar (at) optusnet dot com dot au

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> "Dave Horne" <dave.horne@home.nl> wrote ...
>> My Vista Home Premium is working just fine. Do I need to keep my 50+ meg
>> cbs.log file? Is it safe to delete?
>> Will Vista generate a new one? Educate me, please.
>
> If you are sure your system is okay, you can delete this file. SFC.EXE
> will create a new one, next time it is run.
>
> You may have a cbs.persist.log as well. The existing cbs.log gets copied
> to cbs.persist.log, each time a new cs.log is created. You can also delete
> this cbs.persist.log, if it exists.
>
> --
> Andrew McLaren
> amclar (at) optusnet dot com dot au
>

Thansk! DH