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Old February 21st 05, 01:38 PM
xsdcsdsadc
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My Internet Temp File is almost 6gigs can I delete It?
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Old February 21st 05, 01:51 PM
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Of course!
I suggest to you to use the "schedule task" to clean, periodically and
automatically your hard disk

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My Internet Temp File is almost 6gigs can I delete It?

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Old February 21st 05, 02:41 PM
Gordon
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xsdcsdsadc wrote:
My Internet Temp File is almost 6gigs can I delete It?

Why don't you look at, read, and act on, the replies to your previous post?

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Old February 21st 05, 03:52 PM
John Barnett MVP
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rather than letting the temporary internet files build up why don't you set
the internet options to clear the files when you shut down Internet
explorer.

1/ Go to Control panel
2/ Click the Internet Options icon
3/ Click the Advanced Tab
4/ Scroll down the list until you come to the section marked 'security'
5/ from this list place a check mark in the box next to the 'Empty Temporary
Internet Files folder when browser closes' option.

Alternatively use a freeware application such as CleanCache
(www.buttuglysoftware.com) to clear history, cookies, temp internet files,
and a host of other stuff too. I use this software every single day.

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"Gordon" wrote in message
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xsdcsdsadc wrote:
My Internet Temp File is almost 6gigs can I delete It?

Why don't you look at, read, and act on, the replies to your previous
post?

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Gordon Burgess-Parker
Director
www.gbpcomputing.co.uk



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Old February 21st 05, 03:56 PM
Gordon
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John Barnett MVP wrote:
rather than letting the temporary internet files build up why don't you set
the internet options to clear the files when you shut down Internet
explorer.

1/ Go to Control panel
2/ Click the Internet Options icon
3/ Click the Advanced Tab
4/ Scroll down the list until you come to the section marked 'security'
5/ from this list place a check mark in the box next to the 'Empty Temporary
Internet Files folder when browser closes' option.

Alternatively use a freeware application such as CleanCache
(www.buttuglysoftware.com) to clear history, cookies, temp internet files,
and a host of other stuff too. I use this software every single day.

Why are you telling me that?

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Old February 21st 05, 04:03 PM
Sharon F
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On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 08:38:24 -0500, xsdcsdsadc wrote:

My Internet Temp File is almost 6gigs can I delete It?


Do not delete the folder as Internet Explorer uses it. Clean out the
contents instead. Use Disk Cleanup or Internet Options Temporary Internet
Files Delete Files for this task.

You might also want to use the Settings button in the same section of
Internet Options to resize the allowed size for the cache as 6 GB is
excessive for this function. I have mine set for 500MB and that works well
for me.

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Old February 21st 05, 07:25 PM
Rick Merrill
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Gordon wrote:

John Barnett MVP wrote:

rather than letting the temporary internet files build up why don't
you set the internet options to clear the files when you shut down
Internet explorer.

1/ Go to Control panel
2/ Click the Internet Options icon
3/ Click the Advanced Tab
4/ Scroll down the list until you come to the section marked 'security'
5/ from this list place a check mark in the box next to the 'Empty
Temporary Internet Files folder when browser closes' option.

Alternatively use a freeware application such as CleanCache
(www.buttuglysoftware.com) to clear history, cookies, temp internet
files, and a host of other stuff too. I use this software every single
day.

Why are you telling me that?


Choose: (1) the posts got mixed up (2) he replied to the OP not
realizing that he was pointing at your post (3) he thinks you are a
needy person.
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Old February 21st 05, 07:37 PM
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Hi Sharon,

With broadband, I set all my systems (Amount of disk space to use) to
20mb's without problems.

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Sharon F wrote:
Do not delete the folder as Internet Explorer uses it.
Clean out the contents instead. Use Disk Cleanup or
Internet Options Temporary Internet Files Delete Files
for this task.

You might also want to use the Settings button in the
same section of Internet Options to resize the allowed
size for the cache as 6 GB is excessive for this
function. I have mine set for 500MB and that works well
for me.



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Old February 21st 05, 09:09 PM
Sharon F
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On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 14:37:10 -0500, Bert Kinney wrote:

Hi Sharon,

With broadband, I set all my systems (Amount of disk space to use) to
20mb's without problems.


Hi, Bert.

Whatever works sounds good to me. Now that you've mentioned it though, I
did get into the habit of using 500MB when I was still on dialup. Now have
broadband service but feel no urgency to adjust the setting since IE is set
to clear the cache on exit.

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MS-MVP ~ Windows Shell/User
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Old February 21st 05, 09:11 PM
David Candy
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I doubt that it is working then.

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Old February 21st 05, 10:58 PM
Bert Kinney
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Hi Sharon,

Clearing the cache is a good idea. I don't like having all that junk
around either.

I have had FF as my default browser for some time now, but don't see a
way to auto delete the cache. I'll have to look into this. Maybe
tomorrow. :-)

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Bert Kinney [MS-MVP DTS]
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Sharon F wrote:
Whatever works sounds good to me. Now that you've
mentioned it though, I did get into the habit of using
500MB when I was still on dialup. Now have broadband
service but feel no urgency to adjust the setting since
IE is set to clear the cache on exit.



 




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