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From: Carl Taylor on 11 Mar 2010 21:03 On Mar 11, 8:13 pm, "m.balarama" <pand...(a)sbcglobal.net> wrote: > on your computer you can go to windows/system32/cleanmgr.exe > clcik on that and it will get rid of all temp files-you can set it up > on your desk top-- it dows other things also- > nice program > Michael- Hide quoted text - Does it delete cookies as well? I have several I need to keep. Thanks for the suggestions. clt
From: roach on 26 Mar 2010 05:45
"Carl Taylor" <carltaylor(a)att.net> wrote in message news:06464200-8d13-48be-a70c-dc4aaf1d06a2(a)i25g2000yqm.googlegroups.com... > I'm running XP Pro SP3 up to date with all > MS fixes with a clean report from the anti > virus/malware software. > > Even if I *just visit* web sites and, > 1. do not install anything, > 2. do not download anything, > 3. do not create any new files, > 4. delete all Windows temp and internet > temp files, > > the count produced by the analyze function > of Disk Defragmanter.msc goes up on average > by 50 to 100 files a day. The percentage of > the hard drive in use remains constant. > > Also, the count of objects examined, output by > the anti virus software, goes up by about the > same amount. Thus it's not being incremented by > simply my resaving pre-existing files. > > While not really a problem I'm curious as to > what's going on. Does anyone have an explanation > or idea why? Thanks. > > Carl Taylor just download ccleaner if it still bothers you after this either get a bigger hard drive or another hobby |