are there any important documents? would it be okay if i deleted the whole folder?
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its for storing temporary files which needs to be loaded while u run any programs
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Your better off to backup all your files and create yourself a  new administrator account, and delete the old one. Thats what I had to do.
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use safe mode. when you start your computer press f10 or f8. this will send you in to safe mode and you can delete that file.
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yes. rename it and put in another folder see if reappears.\n\ncould have spyware and something nastier...
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Tough to diagnose without knowing what kind of file it is.\n\n\nWhat is the full file name?\n\nI would also try to download it first, then open it, intead of opening it up from the internet.
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I would copy them to some kind of disk and note where they were stored.  Then I would remove them, if the machine acts up you can always put them back that way.  \n\nI seriously doubt you need them if they are identified as AOL files/keys.  AOL is notoriously bad at removing itself and associated applets from machines--its a very undisciplined suite of programs and files and it took me a couple of years to find all of them and remove them.\n\nAnother thought, you could take the key's respective names and google them...you will then find out what they do and what programs they are connected with.  That might help you decide if you want to yank them off the drive....
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If you aren't sure of this file. DELETE it. Could be a virus.\n\nIf file name make some sense to you, extract and see the contents.
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yeah, maybe run a virus / spyware scan and if that doesnt help try reformatting it.
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Yes, totally safe.   It might be better to just go into internet options and clear your cookies and cache, because by deleting the folder, you can't use any websites that require cookies.
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open up what program you were using and usaully they have a list of the most recent documents open it and savfe it to a different location or just look where it was saved
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"is this for certain that this will not delete any of my files?"\n\nDo a backup just in case.  I backup my files every month to be on the safe side.
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hate to say it bud, but it sounds like you are going to need to reformat completely.\n\nIt didnt fully copy all the earlier info, so theres not alot you can really do.
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delete from the folder you saved, also from recycle bin.\n\nClear out all temporary files, cookies, history etc.
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That information should be kept on the server and not the local machine.  So it does not matter.  Just reinstall.\n\nHope this helps and GL :-)
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Hi try deleteing all your temporary files to free space and to also clear any corrupt data. To do this click start then run then enter\n\nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;YOUR USERNAME&#92;Local Settings&#92;Temp\n\nThen delete the files. Make sure you dont delete anything you want so do a proper save before deleting.\n\nMark
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Well u should take it to a technician, and only if they will guarantee in writing not to lose your files.  Formatting will definately lose your files.  And, also, u have to delete windows from the old drive too.
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First, since the files are movable, move them one at a time until you find which is causing you trouble - then delete it.\nSince the files are accessible from other programs, I'd open them and save them in a working folder.\nIf you haven't tried to move things around using the command line (DOS), that might be of some help.