There is a TEMP file under the c drive, what is in it? What would happen if I deleted it?

temp is a temporary folder, and there is generally no problem in deleting files in it.

When you use PS, it will produce a file similar to "Photoshop TE***23569", it is recommended to set the temporary folder of PS to a partition other than the C drive. Method: Open PS, select "" - Preferences - Plug-INS and Scratch Disk", and then set 4 different positions to place PS temporary files, which can also solve the problem of "Scratch disk is full, unable to save files" and other similar problems when PS performs large image operations.

The temp folder contains temporary files, and you can delete all the contents in the folder.

The meaning of the temporary file is that the computer will temporarily store a data that you have recently used in this folder, so that when you repeatedly call the same file, the computer does not need to find the data in the directory where the file is stored every time, and only needs to call up the file from the temporary folder, the advantage of this is to save the hard disk seek time, but too many temp files will lead to congestion of system resources, so we should regularly empty the temp folder to save system resources.

temp indicates a temporary file, and the files inside can be deleted, but the folder is recommended to be kept.

temp is a temporary file, and basically deleting it won't make any difference.

Those are temporary documents.

They can all be deleted!

Yes, it can be deleted.

The temp folder is a temporary folder of the system, which is mainly used to store temporary files for favorites and web browsing. The temp folder can be manually deleted if needed.

How to delete the temp folder:

1. Open File Explorer, go to drive D, create a new folder, named UserData, and then create a new folder named Temp under the folder of UserData.

2. Find the "This PC" option on the left side of File Explorer, right-click and select the "Properties" option.

3. Enter the page of the system and click on the option of "Advanced System Settings" on the left.

4. Select the "Advanced" option in the upper tab, and then click the "Environment Variables" button below to enter the setting page of the environment variables.

5. On the environment variables page, change the value named temp in the user variable at the top and the system variable at the bottom to d: userdata temp.