whats the difference between tempory files and tempory internet files?
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Aside from being in different directories:\n\nTemp files are files created by programs to be used while the program is running then automatically deleted when the program closes down.\nTemporary internet files are files saved by Internet explorer on the assumption that if you need to access them again, the will show up faster if they are on your local drive.  Both types of files can be deleted safely when not in use.
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pretty impossible.the temporary internet files help you view the webpages.Its not possible to view anything or play games or media files if no temporary internet files were stored in your computer.You can disable storing th history of webpages viewed by making the count of last number of pages stored by computer 0.For making your computer faster, you can increase the RAM,upgrade your PC,uninstall useless programs,use CCleaner to clean up cache memory and temp files,install later versions of directX.
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such files are normally used by task manager. open it and u will find it.
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The URL is just the file location, but if the program can't scan the computer for files on its own, then it's not worth using.\n\nTry using Media Monkey. It's free and comes with tons of features. You can find it at download.com
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They are both files used by Norton AV.  Neither of them seem to be spyware or a virus, just proprietary code from Norton.
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Not sure if this will help, but you might try making your browser get the latest version each time you view that page:\nTools->Internet Options\nIn the Temporary Internet Files section, click on Settings\nSelect Everytime I visit the page
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An .rar file are technically more powerfully compessed, and faster. A zip file is slower and doesn't have as high of a compression factor.
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Sometimes a file is created  temporarily so a particular program or application can run properly.  When the program ends, the file is no longer needed and might automatically be deleted.  If you use the program later on, or return to the website, it will be created again.\n\nplrr
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.tmp at the end of a file means it is a temporary file. these files act as temporary storage space for programs, u can delete them whenver u see such files. if the program need .tmp file it can create it again, so don't worry about their functionaliy.
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There are lots of options.\nHere's just one\nhttp://www.nonags.com/nonags/fileren.html\n///
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You are talking about web-based email or a client-based email like MS Outlook?\n\nIn case of web-based mail, you can go to Internet Explorer --> Tools --> Internet Options --> (General Tab) Settings --> View Files to view the files present in your temporary internet cache.\n\nFor deleting them, use Internet Explorer --> Tools --> Internet Options --> (General Tab) Delete Files.
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Nope.\nUploading is taking files from your computer and putting them on the Internet.\nDownloading is taking files from the Internet and putting them on your computer.
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^^ Yup.. you can also delete anything in Tempory Internet Files , but you will have the same problems as above.  Try looking for files of previously removed programs, and delete them. It also helps to defragment your hard drive.
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If you view / listen to / etc. a file on the internet it is in your folder:\nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;*YOUR NAME*&#92;Local Settings&#92;Temporary Internet Files\n\nNo need to download it - you already have it.
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tmp is a temporary file so you won't need it.
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short answer: very little. \n\nmost websites dont really rely on cookies anymore cos users dont like them. temporary files are just that - temporary. so no biggie.
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they are the  temporary files which r created when you use the internet. its safe to delete them.