auto delete in windows xp

[Terry K via AccessMonster.com]

I use netzero and they are always downloading ads on my computer. I've found
where they are stored and the file names. I'd like to write a few lines that
would delete these files when I start or shutdown my computer. I can I do
this using windows XP. It would also be great if I could create a desktop
shortcut to make it work also. Any ideas???

Thanks in advance "T"

[Jeff Smith]

Hi Terry,

First you didn't explain what netzero was. A quick search on google gave me
the answer, it's an ISP. After looking at their web site I found out that
they offer an ad-supported free service. If you don't want them to place ads
on your computer, cancel your account with them, change to a pay account or
change providers.

You might have a better chance at asking for advice in a newsgroup that
specialises in batch files, or Windows XP. I don't know exactly which group
to point you to but that might give you an idea where to look.

Jeff

p.s. By the way, I'd never, I mean NEVER sign up to anything, including an
ISP, which places ads on my computer.

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I use netzero and they are always downloading ads on my computer. I've found where they are stored and the file names. I'd like to write a few lines that would delete these files when I start or shutdown my computer. I can I do
this using windows XP. It would also be great if I could create a desktop
shortcut to make it work also. Any ideas???

Thanks in advance "T"

[Michael S via AccessMonster.com]

Terry,

If you delete those files Netzero will redownload them again next time you
connect to the Internet reducing bandwidth for HTML and other files you
download.
Terry K wrote:

I use netzero and they are always downloading ads on my computer. I've found
where they are stored and the file names. I'd like to write a few lines that
would delete these files when I start or shutdown my computer. I can I do
this using windows XP. It would also be great if I could create a desktop
shortcut to make it work also. Any ideas???

Thanks in advance "T"

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