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Sometimes I have a C:\AISRSTR folder and sometimes I do not.
At present I have this folder with many entries, one file in
AISRSTR\Registry\Windows\System32\config\software.bak is 18 MB.
Why do I have this folder? Do I need it. I have previously deleted this folder with apparently no ill effects but it will come back again.
I do occasionally restore a previous Registry backup.
Thanks in advance.
Ken Fairbanks

This folder usually holds temporary files that are copied to the 'real' location when the PC is re-booted, other files to make restore following 'reboot' to work properly are also saved in this folder. If AISBackup asks to re-boot following a restore and the AISRSTR folder is still there after re-boot; as long as everything is working okay then it is safe to delete this folder.

The file you mentioned will be checked as AISBackup should, in fact, keep AISRSTR tidy itself.

Barry