P PA Bear [MS MVP] Mar 18, 2009 #3 After a reboot, yes. Windows will not allow you to delete anything needed during the current boot, however.
After a reboot, yes. Windows will not allow you to delete anything needed during the current boot, however.
J JS Mar 18, 2009 #4 Yes, except any files currently in use which can easily be indentified as they will have a "Date Modified" date/time stamp with today's date. Sort the files by Date Modified, select all those older than today's date and delete.
Yes, except any files currently in use which can easily be indentified as they will have a "Date Modified" date/time stamp with today's date. Sort the files by Date Modified, select all those older than today's date and delete.
J Jack B Mar 18, 2009 #6 Ok -- thanks! Jack "John" <a> wrote in message Sure. I do it once in a while (when I'm logged on as admin or power user).
Ok -- thanks! Jack "John" <a> wrote in message Sure. I do it once in a while (when I'm logged on as admin or power user).