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windows temp files
My system is a 8100 windowsME, I have heard a lot of discussion on temp files,
I know that disk space and resource can be gain by deleting temp files, will any
significant amount of memory be gain by deleteing the temp files.If someone has
info on this ,please post. thanks
I know that disk space and resource can be gain by deleting temp files, will any
significant amount of memory be gain by deleteing the temp files.If someone has
info on this ,please post. thanks
Greenwood
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August 3rd, 2002 21:00
Deleting the files in your temp folder can give back the hard drive space they occupy. However, it will not give you more memory. To keep your PC running at its peak it is a good idea to delete the files in the temp folder, occasionally delete your temporary internet files, cookies and history, and then defrag the machine.
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Dean2
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March 18th, 2013 20:00
temp files, would that be in (local/temp) then deleteing everything in that file?