The Content IE5 folder could not be found

That's the IE temporary folder, directly right-click on the IE browser - properties - Internet temporary files - settings - view files, a folder will pop up, this is the folder, in fact, there is a virus in the temporary folder, you just need to empty the temporary files.

That folder is mainly some temporary files generated when surfing the Internet, and you can't see it if you look for the folder directly.

Can you try other hidden files that can be displayed? I guess it's because your computer has a virus and can't see the hidden files, so you can definitely see it if you set it up like that.

Didn't you already give him the path and ask? Find Delete Directly.

This folder is the directory where IE's browsing cache files are located, if you want to remove viruses in it, right-click on IE"attributes"-- Delete the file and check Delete all offline content, and you're good to go. You can also go into safe mode and delete the folder along with it. If it still doesn't work, take a look at what kind of virus the prompt is, and search for a special killing tool on the Internet.

Open My Computer - Tools - Folder Options - View - Remove the "Hide System Files" checkbox - Show all files and folders - OK.

Let's see if you can show this file.

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Hide protected operating system files unchecked, click on the display of the contents of the system folder, display all files and folders, and you can see it after you are sure.

Open Tools - Folder Options - View - Hide Protected OS Files under My Computer window, and you can see the files hidden by the system.

It should be that your system files are not showing up.

This IE browser temporary folder,This folder is gone after you close IE.。

The file extension is not available on your computer.,This kind of file is not supported, change the extension, or open the way to try it.。

It's the same on my USB flash drive, just format it. You try to reinstall the system.

After opening my computer first, there is a "Search" option in the "toolbar", click the "Search" button, enter it in the "All or part of the file name" search box, click the "Search" button, and then you can find the file, right-click "Delete". ok

Start Run cmd Enter (to enter the DOS interface).

Enter the command: del s q f *Clear all cache files).