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; ; Data file used by Quarterdeck CleanSweep. ; ; Standard WIN.INI sections. [StandardWinIniSections] Colors Compatibility Desktop Devices Display Driver Embedding Extensions Fonts FontSubstitutes Intl MCI Extensions Network Networks OldFonts Ports PrinterPorts Programs Sounds Spooler TrueType Windows Help Windows ; Programs that are included with Windows. [WindowsFiles] ACCESS.EXE ACCSTAT.EXE ADMINCFG.EXE ARCSRV32.EXE CAB32.EXE CALC.EXE CALENDAR.EXE CARDFILE.EXE CHARMAP.EXE CLIPBRD.EXE CLIPSRV.EXE CLOCK.EXE COMMAND.PIF CONTROL.EXE DEFRAG.EXE DIALER.EXE DOSPRMPT.PIF DOSX.EXE DSWAP.EXE EMM386.EXE GDI.EXE GRPCONV.EXE KRNL286.EXE KRNL386.EXE LOGONOFF.EXE MOUSE.COM MPLAYER.EXE MSD.EXE MSPAINT.EXE NETDDE.EXE NETWATCH.EXE NOTEPAD.EXE PACKAGER.EXE PBRUSH.EXE PIFEDIT.EXE PLAYCDA.EXE PRINTMAN.EXE PROGMAN.EXE PROTMAN.EXE PUB.EXE RECORDER.EXE REGEDIT.EXE REGSERV.EXE RNAAPP.EXE RUNDLL.EXE RUNDLL32.EXE SCHDPLUS.EXE SCM.EXE SETUP.EXE SMARTDRV.EXE SNDVOL32.EXE SOUNDREC.EXE START.EXE STOPSRV.EXE SYNCAPP.EXE SYSMON.EXE TASKMAN.EXE TERMINAL.EXE USER.EXE WIN.COM WIN_AGNT.EXE WIN386.EXE WINCHAT.EXE WINFILE.EXE WINHELP.EXE WININIT.EXE WINMETER.EXE WINPAD.EXE WINPOPUP.EXE WINVER.EXE WORDPAD.EXE WRITE.EXE WSASRV.EXE WSWAP.EXE ; System Files used by 16-bit versions of Windows [SystemFiles16] COMMDLG COMPOBJ DDEML GDI KERNEL KEYBOARD LZEXPAND MMSYSTEM MOUSE OLE2 OLE2DISP OLE2NLS OLECLI OLESVR SHELL SOUND STORAGE SYSTEM TOOLHELP UNIDRV USER VBRUN100 VBRUN200 VBRUN300 VBRUN400 VER WIN87EM KRNL286 KRNL386 ; System Files used by 32-bit versions of Windows [SystemFiles32] GDI32.DLL KERNEL32.DLL SHELL32.DLL USER32.DLL ; These files usually have a data file attached to them. We can be more ; intelligent about files of this type by having a table of the associations ; between the executable and the data file. ; Format is as follows: ; Executable Name, Extension, Description [DataFilesAttached] NOTEPAD.EXE, TXT, "Notepad file" WRITE.EXE, WRI, "Write file" WINHELP.EXE, HLP, "Windows Help file" ; Programs that can be removed, if only using Windows programs. [DosFiles] *.2GR *.3GR *.PIF APPS.INF CGA40WOA.FON CGA40850.FON CGA80WOA.FON CGA80850.FON DOSAPP.FON DSWAP.EXE EGA40WOA.FON EGA40850.FON EGA80WOA.FON EGA80850.FON PIFEDIT.* WINOA386.MOD WINOLDAP.MOD ; 'Standard Mode' files [286Files] *.2GR DOSX.EXE DSWAP.EXE KRNL286.EXE WINOLDAP.MOD WSWAP.EXE ; 'Enhanced Mode' files [386Files] *.3GR *.386 CGA40WOA.FON CGA80WOA.FON EGA40WOA.FON EGA80WOA.FON CPWIN386.CPL DOSAPP.FON WIN386.EXE WIN386.PS2 WINOA386.MOD ; Windows determines which 'special' fonts to use by storing the filenames ; in SYSTEM.INI. This table has a list of those settings in SYSTEM.INI. ; This table is formatted as follows: ; SectionName, EntryName, DefaultValue [SpecialFontFiles] BOOT, OEMFONTS.FON, VGAOEM.FON BOOT, FIXEDFON.FON, VGAFIX.FON BOOT, FONTS.FON, VGASYS.FON 386ENH, WOAFONT, DOSAPP.FON 386ENH, EGA80WOA.FON, EGA80WOA.FON 386ENH, EGA40WOA.FON, EGA40WOA.FON 386ENH, CGA80WOA.FON, CGA80WOA.FON 386ENH, CGA40WOA.FON, CGA40WOA.FON ; This section contains the file specification for what we determine as ; 'Documents' in the System Components section. We will search for all ; files with these extensions in the Windows and System directories. [Documents] *.WRI *.TXT ; This section contains the file specification for what we determine as ; 'Wallpapers' in the System Components section. We will search for all ; files with these file specs in the Windows and System directories. [Wallpapers] *.BMP ; This section contains the file specification for what we determine as ; 'Screen Savers' in the System Components section. We will search for all ; files with these file specs in the Windows and System directories. [ScreenSavers] *.SCR ; This section contains the file specification for what we determine as ; 'Help Files' in the System Components section. We will search for all ; files with these file specs in the Windows and System directories. [HelpFiles] *.HLP *.CNT ; This section contains all the 'various files' that we can uninstall. These ; are files used/created by Windows. Many of them are not needed. We only ; search the Windows directory for these files. Here is the format: ; ; FileName, Description, CriticalFactor, InConfigSysAutoexecBat ; ; 'CriticalFactor' determines if this file is important to the ; functionality of Windows. 0 means its not critical. 1 means it could be ; critical. ; 'InConfigSysAutoexecBat' is a flag stating whether the file is loaded from ; config.sys or autoexec.bat. [VariousFiles] autoexec.*, "Temporary copies of the AUTOEXEC.BAT file in the Windows directory", 0, 0 config.*, "Temporary copies of the CONFIG.SYS file in the Windows directory", 0, 0 win.*, "Temporary copies of the WIN.INI file in the Windows directory", 0, 0 system.*, "Temporary copies of the SYSTEM.INI file in the Windows directory", 0, 0 bootlog.txt, "Contains a list of files loaded when Windows starts", 0, 0 setup.txt, "Additional documentation for the Windows Setup program", 0, 0 moricons.dll, "Icons used by DOS programs", 1, 0 mouse.sys, "Mouse driver for DOS programs", 0, 1 ramdrive.sys, "RAM disk drive", 0, 1 himem.sys, "Extended Memory/High Memory Manager", 0, 1 emm386.exe, "Expanded Memory/High Memory Manager", 0, 1 msd.*, "Microsoft Diagnostics program", 0, 0 wintutor.*, "Windows Tutor program", 0, 0 ; This is a list of standard virtual device drivers (VxDs) used by Windows. ; When we remove a VxD, we replace it with the device it had replaced. ; The first item in each line is the device id. The second item is the ; device driver name. If it begins with a '*', then it is a builtin driver. ; If it doesn't begin with a '*', then we validate that the driver exists ; before using it. Put file names before builtin driver names. That way, ; if the file is found, then it will use that, else it will use the ; builtin driver. [386EnhDrivers] 1, *win386 3, *vpicd 4, *vdmad 5, *vtd 6, *v86mmgr 7, *pageswap 8, *parity 9, *reboot 10, *vddvga 11, *vsd 12, *vmd 13, *vkd 14, *vcd 15, *vpd 16, *blockdev 17, *vmcpd 18, *ebios 19, *biosxlat 20, *vnetbios 21, *dosmgr 23, *wshell 24, *vmpoll 26, *dosnet 27, *vfd 32, *int13 33, *pagefile 39, vxdldr.386 39, *vxdldr 42, *vwin32 43, vcomm.386 43, *vcomm 44, *spooler 51, *configmg 54, *vfbackup 55, *enable 56, *vcond 57, *perf 64, ifsmgr.386 64, *ifsmgr 65, *vcdfsd ; This is a list of programs/files that can NEVER be uninstalled, no matter ; where they are on the user's system. This ensures that the user doesn't ; accidentally select a file which is critical to the operation of Windows ; or DOS. ; Wildcards NOT accepted. [ProtectedAlways] COMMAND.COM ; This is a list of programs/files that can NEVER be uninstalled from the ; Windows directory, System directory, or Boot root directory. This ensures ; that the user doesn't accidentally select a file which is critical ; to the operation of Windows or DOS. ; Wildcards NOT accepted. [ProtectedIf] 386SPART.PAR AUTOEXEC.BAT CONFIG.SYS CONTROL.INI DBLSPACE.BIN DDLOADER.BIN DMDRVR.BIN DOSX.EXE DRVSPACE.BIN DSWAP.EXE GDI.EXE IO.SYS KRNL286.EXE KRNL386.EXE MSDOS.SYS PROGMAN.EXE PROGMAN.INI REG.DAT SPART.PAR STACVOL.DSK STACVOL.000 STACVOL.001 STACVOL.002 STACVOL.003 STACVOL.004 STACVOL.005 STACVOL.006 SYSTEM.INI SYSTEM.CLN USER.EXE WIN.CLN WIN.COM WIN.INI WIN386.EXE WSWAP.EXE ; This is a list of EXEs and DLL that make up CleanSweep. We will not add ; these files, when searching for files to uninstall. Also, we won't allow ; the user to add or uninstall manually any of these files. Note that we ; will only check this list, if the directory matches our program directory. [OurFiles] CLNSWEEP.CFG CLNSWEEP.DAT CLNSWEEP.EXE UNCLNSWP.EXE CSDECOY.EXE CSAGENT.EXE CSPCT2.DLL CSTREE.DLL DUNZIP.DLL DZIP.DLL DV*.DLL FPTAB10.VBX MHVIEW.VBX THREED.VBX ; This is a list of components of Quarterdeck CleanSweep that will be copied ; to a network directory to support the Network Decoy feature. [NetworkDecoyFiles] CSDECOY.EXE ; Components of Quarterdeck CleanSweep. This list is used for the Network ; Decoy feature. It is the minimal list of files that are needed to support ; a copy of Quarterdeck CleanSweep. [UninstallComponents] CLNSWEEP.CFG CLNSWEEP.DAT CLNSWEEP.EXE CLNSWEEP.HLP CSPCT2.DLL DUNZIP.DLL DZIP.DLL DVA.DLL DVH.DLL CSTREE.DLL FPTAB10.VBX MHVIEW.VBX THREED.VBX ; Other files that may be in this directory, which belong to ; Quarterdeck CleanSweep. This list is used in combination ; with the sections called 'UninstallComponents' and 'NetworkDecoyFiles' ; to uninstall Quarterdeck CleanSweep. [UninstallUninstall] README.TXT README.WRI *.BU? DV*.DLL CSAGENT.EXE EXELIST.DAT DLLLIST.DAT *.TXT CSDECOY.INI MESS*.DAT LIST*.DAT ICON*.DAT ; These files are ones used by Quarterdeck CleanSweep and are found in the ; Windows directory. [UninstallUninstallWindowsDir] CLNSWEEP.INI ; This is the name of the group that we create, when we install ; Quarterdeck CleanSweep. When we uninstall Quarterdeck CleanSweep, ; we will delete this group. If there are other groups we need to ; uninstall at that time, list them here. [UninstallUninstallGroups] Quarterdeck CleanSweep Demo ; This section contains the names of LOADHI type programs from memory ; manager vendors. We check for these, so we will properly uninstall ; a LOADHI type program. That is, we need to set lines in CONFIG.SYS ; and AUTOEXEC.BAT, such that they only have the program to execute ; left on the line. Specify only the filename portion (no extension) ; in the first column. In the second, specify either 1 (switch character) ; or 2 (program indicator). If its a switch character, then the 3rd ; parameter is the switch character that this command uses. We will ; take the first parameter found that doesn't have the switch character ; in front of it as the program. If its a program indicator, then we ; will skip all characters, until we find the program indicator string ; and use the rest of the string as the program. [LoadHi] LOADHI,1,/ XLOAD,1,- 386LOAD,2,PROG= ; This section contains the names of programs which have dependencies ; on each other. If the file in the first column is uninstalled, we ; need to remove references to the other files that are also listed on ; the same line. NOTE: We only remove the reference in the system files ; to the other files and NOT the files themselves. Also note that this ; will do dependencies of dependencies (don't create a cylic dependency, ; though). [Dependents] QEMM386.SYS, LOADHI.SYS,LOADHI.COM,QDPMI.SYS,DOS-UP.SYS,DOSDATA.SYS 386MAX.SYS, 386LOAD.SYS,386LOAD.COM,386DISK.SYS BLUEMAX.SYS, 386LOAD.SYS,386LOAD.COM,386DISK.SYS RM386.EXE, XLOAD.SYS,XLOAD.EXE ; This section contains the names of programs which contain an XMS manager. ; When we uninstall one of these files, we will install HIMEM.SYS in its ; place. That way, Windows will continue to run. NOTE: Don't put HIMEM.SYS ; in this list. [XMSManagers] QEMM386.SYS 386MAX.SYS BLUEMAX.SYS RM386.EXE