What are temporary Internet files for?
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So that when you go back to a page it doesn't have to re-download everything.  It can just use the one it already downloaded.
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No problem dumping temporary internet files.  They are merely a history of sites you have visited.\n\nFrom IE, click Tools, Internet Options\ndelete cookies\ndelete files (offline files)\nclear history  (set days to save to 0 if you want)\n\nNote that if you do not allow cookies, some sites will not open.  Others may open and allow you to copy graphics, but when you reopen the file - the graphics become red X's.\n\nIt is a choice we have to make.  In Tools, Internet Options, Privacy tab, I have mine set to medium - which allows some cookies.  This has been serving me just fine.
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Hi Maña! Try to check these folders:\n\nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;%windows user%&#92;local setting&#92;internet temporal files\n\nC:&#92;%windows home%&#92;temp&#92;internet temporal files\n\nThese are the folders that Windows Xp uses to save the Internet cache files and it is an history of almost all visited sites (cached html files, images, videos, sounds, etc).\n\nWhere:\n \nC: is your hard drive unit.\n\n%windows user%: is the user that is used to initiated a session with Windows Xp.\n\n%windows home%: is the folder where windows is intalled
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One of the most common causes is actually an error in the Temporary Internet Files folder or an error in the Download Program Files folder. I have also seen this when the cache is either full or sized incorrectly. If this is the program, clearing these folders through Internet Options in the Tools menu will usually fix the problem:\n\nClear the Cache:\n\n      1. Open IE\n      2. Click Tools\n      3. Click Internet Options\n      4. Click General Tab\n      5. Under Temporary Internet files, you should click Delete Files\n      6. Confirm with an OK\n\n\nRemove Bad Downloaded Program Files:\n\n      1. Open IE\n      2. Click Tools\n      3. Click Internet Options\n      4. Click General Tab\n      5. Under Temporary Internet files, click Settings\n      6. Click View Objects\n      7. Look at the Status column. Right click on the files listed as either Unknown or Damaged, and then select Remove from the context menu.\n      8. Confirm with Yes\n      9. Close the remaining windows by clicking OK\n\n\nIf the above does not work, you may have to remove all the files in the Downloaded Program Files folder.
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Im not sure what the problem could be but try this that might help...\nGo to the desktop and right click on Internet Explorer, click on Properties, then a window opens, click on delete files, delete cookies button, that will erase your temporary files stored in your computer (you wont lose any important data. After that go to Start, Programs, Accessories, System Tools, Disk cleanup, check mark everything on that window and click ok, after that try again sending and forwarding emails, i think that should fix it. I do that to my pc everyday to keep it running faster (a lot of temporary files stored in your pc can slow down your system). I hope this help.\n\nPD: Thanks for answering my question about No sex...\nBut really, i have tried everything, all kind of toys, alone and in front of him (at first he would warm up and joing the play, but with time we got used to it and now he just leave me alone and dont care about it), and ive been relaying on that for so long i just cant take them anymore. Just when im really, really desperate. Sad but true. \nI need a real man!!
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Yes, if you have Windows XP you open up Start>>all programs>>Accessories>>system tools>>Disc cleanup\n\nwhen that opens up it will show you everything you can get rid of. You will want to get rid of the temporary internet files. You can view them before you delete them if you like.
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Go to Tools> Internet Option > General > Temporary Internet File. \nand do the same thing to History. \nHarry
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Download CCleaner or CleanUP! for Windows. Let them do the searching for you. Just deleting temporary files from within the Internet Options page will only get some of the files. Temp files are stored all over your PC. I've also heard that the new Vista OS will have different locations, as well.
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Yes I think so, after viewing without saving it becomes a temporary file, and when you delete that file it is deleted from the computer. Thanks
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Temp files can be deleted without consequence. They are of no real importance. It's a waste of memory. Also, some temp files may have content that can affect your computers programs and overall performance.
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Even if the history is deleted often the temporary internet folder isn't.  If you cleared all internet files then you can't do this simply and without a program.  \n\nIn the temporary internet forlder are all the pictures and some pages you have been to as well.  You can simply see the source of any picture to tell where it came from, or sometimes seeing the pictures is enough to get you the info you needed.  There are also all your cookies in here too.\n\nit is found in C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;ENTER YOUR ACCOUNT NAME&#92;Local Settings&#92;Temporary Internet Files
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Well you can try typing C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;[User Name]&#92;Local Settings&#92;Temporary Internet Files in run.  But if you cleared your cache there isn't much hope of finding the files again.  Sorry, if this doesn't help.  God Bless.
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Well... if someone deleted the History, they might not have deleted the Temporary Internet Files folder.  You could always check that folder for recently view pages.  \n\nAs for the Hidden files open up any folder like My Computer. On the menu bar click <tools> <folder options> then click the <view> tab. Click the radio button to show hidden files and folders.
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go to tools\n\ngo to options\n\nclear cache, and history and temp internet files
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goto the folder in the command prompt and type "dir" and enter. or you can send the results to a file by typing "dir > c:&#92;filename.txt"\n\non the command prompt goto\nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;USER_NAME&#92;Local Settings&#92;Temporary Internet Files\n\nby typing \n\ncd C:&#92;"Documents and Settings"&#92;nbko65v&#92;"Local Settings"&#92;"Temporary Internet Files"\n\nand then\n\ndir > c:&#92;filename.txt\n\n\nthen open the filename.txt file.
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If you want to delete the web page that's saved onto the computer,\n\n1. Go Tools\n2. Internet Options...\n3. On the General tab click "Delete Files..." button for the Temporary Internet Files.
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if you are using internet explorer (or most other browsers), then select tools, setting/internet options.  from there you can view your list of temporary files.  I am running Ie7, but in ie 6 you can select view, and then click on history if all you want to do is view it.  In most other browsers there is an explorer tab that you can select vith "view" or "tools" and see your history from there (browsers like opera,firefox/netscape,)