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Temporary internet files on Wxp
15 years 10 months ago #28790
by Herthorn
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I can't find the temporary internet files on windows XP.
I can see hidden files and when I do a defrag on my comp I can see the path to the file ( I have a 8mg dat file there that won't defrag), but when I follow the path where it is suppost to be it's not there.
If I do a search for the file, all that is found is the same file that is kept in "Default User".
I can go to the file buy going to Internet Properties/settings/viewfiles. but that doesn't tell me where the file is and the dat file isn't there either.
Thanks for any help you can give.
I can see hidden files and when I do a defrag on my comp I can see the path to the file ( I have a 8mg dat file there that won't defrag), but when I follow the path where it is suppost to be it's not there.
If I do a search for the file, all that is found is the same file that is kept in "Default User".
I can go to the file buy going to Internet Properties/settings/viewfiles. but that doesn't tell me where the file is and the dat file isn't there either.
Thanks for any help you can give.
15 years 10 months ago #28791
by S0lo
Failure to defrag is some times due to logical or physical drive corruption. Try chkdsk /R before doing a defrag.
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Replied by S0lo on topic Re: Temporary internet files on Wxp
I can see hidden files and when I do a defrag on my comp I can see the path to the file ( I have a 8mg dat file there that won't defrag), but when I follow the path where it is suppost to be it's not there.
Failure to defrag is some times due to logical or physical drive corruption. Try chkdsk /R before doing a defrag.
Studying CCNP...
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15 years 10 months ago #28792
by Herthorn
Replied by Herthorn on topic Re: Temporary internet files on Wxp
I will do that. I would still like to be able to find the file though.
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15 years 10 months ago #28845
by chriswo770
Replied by chriswo770 on topic Re: Temporary internet files on Wxp
Should be:
"C:\Documents and Settings\username\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files"
just change your username to your logon name and make sure you have "show hidden files and folders" ticked in explorer.exe.
This can be done through any directory window, selecting "tools", "folder options", "view" and should be found in the advance settings window.
Also if C:\ isn't your %systemroot%, you'll have to change that
Hope this helps
"C:\Documents and Settings\username\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files"
just change your username to your logon name and make sure you have "show hidden files and folders" ticked in explorer.exe.
This can be done through any directory window, selecting "tools", "folder options", "view" and should be found in the advance settings window.
Also if C:\ isn't your %systemroot%, you'll have to change that
Hope this helps
15 years 10 months ago #28874
by Herthorn
Replied by Herthorn on topic Re: Temporary internet files on Wxp
I log in as administrator, and I am the only person using the computer. I have the "show hidden files and folders" clicked, and when I go to "C:\Documents and Settings\username\Local Settings" there is no temporary internet files folder.
%systemroot% ? Thats a new one for me.
%systemroot% ? Thats a new one for me.
15 years 10 months ago #28877
by r0nni3
That just means the partition on wich windows was installed...so in most cases C:. Its just a variable just in case some one decided to call their parition E: or something like that
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Replied by r0nni3 on topic Re: Temporary internet files on Wxp
%systemroot% ? Thats a new one for me.
That just means the partition on wich windows was installed...so in most cases C:. Its just a variable just in case some one decided to call their parition E: or something like that
Currently working as Cisco Engineer at Neon-Networking.
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CCNA - Have it
CCNA Security - Have it
CCSP - Almost!!!!
CCIE Security - Not so far away dream
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