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- Is it safe to delete AppData\Local\Temp? - Super User
If this is the case you might want to use clean-up instead of doing the process manually Go to Run and type cleanup: Then click Disk Cleanup and choose a drive Window will pop up where you will be able to select for deletion of temporary (and other mostly useless) files from multiple locations, not just C:\Users\[Username]\AppData\Local\Temp
- How to safely delete AppData Temp folder? - Super User
The temp folder is not always deleted, even after proper shutdowns, and the space can pile up to large proportions You don't need to delete the folder itself though, only its content You can safely select everything, and shift-delete the files to permanently delete the files It will fail deleting everything and will complain that some files are in use Just say Ignore for all occurrences
- What are temp folders used for in Windows 10? - Super User
You can delete the files in local appdata \temp with no harm If any file is busy by an app, it will not allow deletion Do not force it You can also delete files in c:\windows\temp with the same notes as above Do not force deletion of any file in appdata temp or windows temp Once deleted, do not forget to empty the recycle bin You can also run Admin Tools, Disk Cleanup and use the
- Snipping Tool saves screen shots to random temp folder - how is this . . .
If I configure the Snipping Tool (11 2109 37 0) to quot;Save snips quot; it doesn't let me configure the path, or even tell me what it is Using the Everything search tool, I determined that they
- When are Temp files deleted in Windows 10? - Super User
I have roughly 100MB of files stored in two temp directories: "C:\Windows\Temp" and "C:\Users\Username\Appdata\Local\Temp" But unlike their names suggest, they don't seem to be self-cleared even after a long time
- How to generically refer to the AppData folder on the Windows command . . .
22 The original User's Profile directory lives in a directory like C:\Users\username\AppData How can I refer to the current user's profile directory when using the Windows command line? By searching I found out about %UserProfile% that perhaps refer to the current username, but it does not really work
- windows 10 - How can I figure out what files in AppData\Local\Temp I . . .
My AppData\\Local\\Temp occupies 200GB, but cleanmgr exe says Temporary Files: 1 16MB Why is there the difference? How can I figure out what files in the folder I can delete safely?
- windows 7 - Temp folder is not writeable for some applications . . .
If you run a program (that is you, as in your account, not the OS System) then I expect it to write to your temp folder By default that is %osdrive% (aka C:\) users\username\AppData\local\temp You can verify that with starting cmd exe and typing echo %tmp% This should be different from the OS temp files! Else a user could modify files in the OS temp files and compromise the system
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