Can the contents of the IETemp folder be clear

Windows XP Optimization & Settings In fact, optimization should start from the moment the system is installed, and the order is: System installation completed Setting System Variables Setting up virtual memory Set the location of the IE temporary folder Move of My Documents Turn off automatic restore Installing Drivers Installing Applications and Grouping Groups of programs for the start menu Install Windows Optimizer Optimize your system with Optimizer Section 1 Settings for System Variables, Virtual Memory, IE Temporary Folders, and Turn off Auto-Restore Before setting up, let's go to the non-system disk to create a folder named temp, and then create an IEtemp folder in it, temp is the temporary folder of the system, and IEtemp is the temporary file of IE 1 The setting of system variables After entering the desktop, right-click "My Computer"-"Properties"-"Advanced"-"Environment Variables" OK, now I enter the environment variables to modify the location of the system temp folder, and change it to the temp folder just created. 2 Setting of virtual memory After the system is just installed, the default page file of virtual memory is in the C drive, which not only slows down the speed of booting into the system, but also produces file fragments in the C disk, which reduces the efficiency of C.

Let's move the page file in the C drive to another disk. Right-click on "My Computer" - "Properties" - "Advanced" - "Performance" - "Settings" - "Change". 3 Moving IE Temporary Folder Open IE - "Tools" - "Internet Options" In General, click "Settings" in the Internet Temporary Folder Click on "Move Folder" Select the IEtemp folder created in the temp directory of the D drive earlier, click OK, and exit.

4.Move my documents on the desktop Right click "My Documents" - "Move Folders" 5 Turn off automatic restore After XP, Microsoft has set up such a function for users, but it is not very useful, we still turn it off, and each partition has an extra 400MB of space after closing. Right-click on "My Computer" - "Properties" - "Auto Restore" - "Turn off System Restore on all drives" - "OK" Section 2 Installation and Use of Windows Optimizer The first Windows optimization is the build version, click **,**After installing it, enter the optimization master, because this is the registered version,It's best to find a registrar,I put this in the package.,Register it on it (you can't automatically optimize without registration, It is also impossible to delete junk files in batches), if your machine has previously had Optimizer, you can directly overwrite the installation, and it was registered before, and now it is registered.

If you are a registered user, just click on automatic optimization, and then the next step is OK If you don't have a registration, just optimize it manually Cold month on September 10th, please.

Absolutely. But removing it completely is not formatting. Formatting is suitable for hard disk partitions... All deleted. That's it. If you are not at ease, look for a 360 security guard, **one, there is a garbage removal inside. That's it.

You need to confirm whether this temp folder is a temporary folder in the windows environment variables, and you can check the windows environment variables in two ways:

First: Right-click on the My Computer or Computer icon, select Properties, select Advanced System Settings, and select Environment Variables in the window that opens.

Check whether the values of the variables temp and tmp are the full paths of temp.

The second way: enter cmd in the run to open the command line window, enter set If you confirm that the full path of the temp is the value of the operating system environment variable temp or tmp, then the files in it can be deleted, and some of the files that cannot be deleted may be being used, and you can ignore it.

The temp folder is used to store temporary files during file operations, such as installing software, unzipping*RAR archives and other operations will first copy the necessary files to the temp directory, and then copy to the destination folder, if everything is normal, the system itself will empty the temp under the temporary files, but Windows often does not notice this, it is too careless. Day after day, month after month, there are more and more junk files in the temp directory, wasting disk space is secondary, and the serious thing is that these small files will gradually form disk fragments, which affects the read and write speed

So the files under this file can be deleted directly, but the folder is left.

The temp folder is the meaning of a temporary folder, and the files in it are generally used in a transitional way and can be deleted, but note that the transitional files that are in use cannot be deleted unless the program that uses it is closed.

In addition, many temporary files are not stored in the temp directory, but it is very troublesome to find them one by one, it is recommended to use professional software such as ccleaner to clean junk files, and give your operating system a bath.

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Feel free to delete it. temp is just a temporary file, it's useless.

Some of them can be deleted directly!

But some of them need to be removed under the security formula or with optimization software!

All temp folders on the disk are temporary folders Folders can be deleted To save free space, you can automatically empty the files in the temp folder when you start up your computer. To do this, select Start Run, type SysEdit, click OK, launch System Configurator, go to the C: window, and add :

Deltree y C: Windows Temp, save and exit. After that, you will get a blank temp folder every time you start up your computer.

This is a system file, and there are many application configuration files, which cannot be deleted.

Yes, it's all caches of the web you're browsing. There is no problem with deleting it!!

Dizzy,What do you care about that?,If you have security software (360 security guard card card and the like) directly let them clean up the computer garbage,If not, click on the tool after entering the IE - ienernet option,And then use it to clean up the garbage.,Or the disk of the C disk.,Select the temporary file after calculation.,Although most of the files in that folder are temporary files.,But if you delete the wrong thing, it's more (return to the normal usually I don't move that folder, Just let the software in the computer help solve it)

Yes, as long as you don't delete the runtime file

Yes, this file is some residual garbage from your surfing the Internet.

temp can be deleted.

Files that can't be deleted can either be deleted in safe mode or forgotten.

Can be deleted... It's all temporary files.

Yes, as long as you didn't put it in artificially, you can delete it.

can be deleted.

The files at the end of temptmp are temporary files and can be deleted with confidence.

This is the temporary folder of Windows, and of course you can delete the files inside.

Yes, the upstairs one taught you to use it well.