Ændring af Index.dat filen

Her er svaret på dit problem:Posted by The only easy way on November 08, 2000 at 08:11:58:

To delete the Index.dat file in the cookies directory of Windows. We are going to show how to replace the \"index.dat\" file with a folder named index.dat and the read only attribute.

Assumptions: I assume you have a some knowledge of dos commands and are safe with editting system files.

1.Boot to dos.

2.Delete the \"index.dat\" file in C:\\Windows\\Cookies

3.Create a new folder named index.dat in C:\\Windows\\Cookies. Yes a folder named index.dat

4. Restart and your set... no more site will be able to track your cookies

Once Windows has restarted check and see if your old \"index.dat\" file was deleted. Also make sure that the folder Index.dat has the read only attribute enabled... just right click the Index.dat folder and check read only. A new folder should be in the cookies directory named index.dat. Clear any temporary files and cookies that exist in your system.

Any site you visit that needs cookies will still be accessible.


Or an easier way to replace the \"index.dat\" file with a folder named index.dat is to have two hard drives. I just reboot to the spare hard drive and edit the above mentioned files while in windows.

1. Reboot to another hard drive

2. Bring up Explorer, Goto C:\\Windows\\Cookies

3. Delete the \"index.dat\" file and create a new folder named index.dat with the attribute marked read only.