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Old March 5th 08, 12:58 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_maintenance
Uday Sahgal
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Default Temp files

I am using Windows Vista Home Basic. While using cleaning programs like
CCcleaner or Advanced Windows Care or Revo Uninstaller, I discovered a large
no of temp files in C/Users/App Data/Local/Temp folder size more than 2GB,
also a huge no of file of size 0 KB. Is it safe to delete these files.

In the past I had a problem as I find that my HP All in One, installs backup
files in the folder and on deleting the files in the folder the scanner stops
working.

Appreciate suggestions.

Also I have a peculiar problem for the past few days, while creating "New
Folder" I find the folder is created with a name assigned automatically
instead of New Folder. Any suggestions
--
Uday
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Old March 5th 08, 01:25 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_maintenance
Bob
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Default Temp files

According to the following, yes it is safe.
http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/10...mp-folder.html.
Before deleting I suggest you copy everything from the Temp folder to a new
folder (Temporary Temp folder). If you have problem you can selectively copy
from the Temporary Temp folder back to the original Temp folder. When you
are satisfied no problems have occurred you can delete the Temporary Temp
folder.

Start a new thread for your second unrelated question.


"Uday Sahgal" wrote in message
...
I am using Windows Vista Home Basic. While using cleaning programs like
CCcleaner or Advanced Windows Care or Revo Uninstaller, I discovered a
large
no of temp files in C/Users/App Data/Local/Temp folder size more than 2GB,
also a huge no of file of size 0 KB. Is it safe to delete these files.

In the past I had a problem as I find that my HP All in One, installs
backup
files in the folder and on deleting the files in the folder the scanner
stops
working.

Appreciate suggestions.

Also I have a peculiar problem for the past few days, while creating "New
Folder" I find the folder is created with a name assigned automatically
instead of New Folder. Any suggestions
--
Uday


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Old March 6th 08, 02:24 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_maintenance
Uday Sahgal
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Default Temp files

Thanks Bob for your quick response. I am however unable to open the link.
Could resend the correct link

Thanks again
--
Uday


"Bob" wrote:

According to the following, yes it is safe.
http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/10...mp-folder.html.
Before deleting I suggest you copy everything from the Temp folder to a new
folder (Temporary Temp folder). If you have problem you can selectively copy
from the Temporary Temp folder back to the original Temp folder. When you
are satisfied no problems have occurred you can delete the Temporary Temp
folder.

Start a new thread for your second unrelated question.


"Uday Sahgal" wrote in message
...
I am using Windows Vista Home Basic. While using cleaning programs like
CCcleaner or Advanced Windows Care or Revo Uninstaller, I discovered a
large
no of temp files in C/Users/App Data/Local/Temp folder size more than 2GB,
also a huge no of file of size 0 KB. Is it safe to delete these files.

In the past I had a problem as I find that my HP All in One, installs
backup
files in the folder and on deleting the files in the folder the scanner
stops
working.

Appreciate suggestions.

Also I have a peculiar problem for the past few days, while creating "New
Folder" I find the folder is created with a name assigned automatically
instead of New Folder. Any suggestions
--
Uday



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Old March 6th 08, 03:43 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_maintenance
Bob
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Posts: 1,706
Default Temp files

You're welcome.
I just tried the link and it works.

"Uday Sahgal" wrote in message
...
Thanks Bob for your quick response. I am however unable to open the link.
Could resend the correct link

Thanks again
--
Uday


"Bob" wrote:

According to the following, yes it is safe.
http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/10...mp-folder.html.
Before deleting I suggest you copy everything from the Temp folder to a
new
folder (Temporary Temp folder). If you have problem you can selectively
copy
from the Temporary Temp folder back to the original Temp folder. When you
are satisfied no problems have occurred you can delete the Temporary Temp
folder.

Start a new thread for your second unrelated question.


"Uday Sahgal" wrote in message
...
I am using Windows Vista Home Basic. While using cleaning programs like
CCcleaner or Advanced Windows Care or Revo Uninstaller, I discovered a
large
no of temp files in C/Users/App Data/Local/Temp folder size more than
2GB,
also a huge no of file of size 0 KB. Is it safe to delete these files.

In the past I had a problem as I find that my HP All in One, installs
backup
files in the folder and on deleting the files in the folder the scanner
stops
working.

Appreciate suggestions.

Also I have a peculiar problem for the past few days, while creating
"New
Folder" I find the folder is created with a name assigned
automatically
instead of New Folder. Any suggestions
--
Uday




 




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