"Wes" <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote in news:11AB5E16-4B51-48EC-8512-(E-Mail Removed):
> Hi Vanguardx,
> Thanks for the reply. Where would I look to remove the system file
> attribute on the folder. I went into the properties of the temporary
> internet files folder and only have read only & hidden as attributes.
> Do you mean the System group under the Security Tab of the TIF
> properties? I'm pretty sure the cache wasn't moved. Thanks,
> Wes
>
> "Vanguardx" wrote:
>
>> "Wes" <(E-Mail Removed)>
>> wrote in news:1A2E2EDD-614F-4CF7-8D7C-(E-Mail Removed):
>>> Hello,
>>> First off, I didn't know where else to put this. I have a user who
>>> is trying to save the temp. internet files from within DOS. There
>>> is no listing for the temp. internet files under the c:\documents
>>> and settings\user id\local settings directory. Any ideas on how to
>>> locate these files under DOS? Thanks in advance.
>>
>> Presumably this user is using FAT instead of NTFS; else, they won't
>> see anything on the partition when booting using a DOS-bootable
>> floppy.
>>
>> Have you tried removing the 'System' file attribute on the folder?
>> How do you know the user didn't change the cache's location in IE?
>>
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Well, since you are booting using a DOS-bootable floppy then use DOS
commands to look at the folder's attributes (i.e., use the 'attrib'
command). It's been too long since I used pure DOS to remember if a
'system' attribute would hide the file, that's why I wonder if the user
didn't move their browser's cache store somewhere else. I notice a
'dir' command (in a DOS shell under Windows XP) will not show the
"Temporary Internet Files" folder, so you have to do a 'dir /as' to see
it. However, you can still use 'cd' to change to that folder even if it
is not listed by a normal 'dir' command (i.e., not listing it doesn't
prevent you from moving into it). Just do a 'cd temporary*' command
(when you are in the Local Settings parent directory).
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