HI Please help me! =) Thanks for your time in advance.

When I am downloading any file from the internet (does not matter what
type) I am having a huge problem. I go to download the file and then I click
save (I have been saving in documents) and naming the file. The download
downloads, I see the __% and I have the box unchecked to leave the box open
to open the file, but the box closes. Then after that I go to document, and
the file is NOT THERE! If I click open instead of save, nothing opens. I
searched for the file. The file does not come up except for the file is
turned into a shortcut file that I can't open and says it can't find. CRAZY
HUH!! The shortcut file is always located here
C:/users/sharlie/AppData/roaming/microsoft/windows. But if I go througth
explorer it is NOT THERE. Besides that is not the orginal file and thats NOT
where I downloaded. Your help is appreciated.

You probably need to clear the temp folder. Click the start orb, and type:
%TEMP%
Everything there would not be needed after any restart.
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"Sharlie" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> HI Please help me! =) Thanks for your time in advance.
>
> When I am downloading any file from the internet (does not matter what
> type) I am having a huge problem. I go to download the file and then I
> click
> save (I have been saving in documents) and naming the file. The download
> downloads, I see the __% and I have the box unchecked to leave the box
> open
> to open the file, but the box closes. Then after that I go to document,
> and
> the file is NOT THERE! If I click open instead of save, nothing opens. I
> searched for the file. The file does not come up except for the file is
> turned into a shortcut file that I can't open and says it can't find.
> CRAZY
> HUH!! The shortcut file is always located here
> C:/users/sharlie/AppData/roaming/microsoft/windows. But if I go througth
> explorer it is NOT THERE. Besides that is not the orginal file and thats
> NOT
> where I downloaded. Your help is appreciated.

Mark,

Thanks you so much for your help, but what is start "orb" I don't know what
that is. I cleared the temp folders and I am still having the same problem.
Thanks for your help.

Sharlie

"Mark L. Ferguson" wrote:

> You probably need to clear the temp folder. Click the start orb, and type:
> %TEMP%
> Everything there would not be needed after any restart.
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> Mark L. Ferguson
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>
> "Sharlie" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:EA2024D6-ABE7-4065-A93F-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > HI Please help me! =) Thanks for your time in advance.
> >
> > When I am downloading any file from the internet (does not matter what
> > type) I am having a huge problem. I go to download the file and then I
> > click
> > save (I have been saving in documents) and naming the file. The download
> > downloads, I see the __% and I have the box unchecked to leave the box
> > open
> > to open the file, but the box closes. Then after that I go to document,
> > and
> > the file is NOT THERE! If I click open instead of save, nothing opens. I
> > searched for the file. The file does not come up except for the file is
> > turned into a shortcut file that I can't open and says it can't find.
> > CRAZY
> > HUH!! The shortcut file is always located here
> > C:/users/sharlie/AppData/roaming/microsoft/windows. But if I go througth
> > explorer it is NOT THERE. Besides that is not the orginal file and thats
> > NOT
> > where I downloaded. Your help is appreciated.
>

"Sharlie" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Mark,
>
> Thanks you so much for your help, but what is start "orb" I don't know
> what
> that is. I cleared the temp folders and I am still having the same
> problem.


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