"Stubborn" Temp Files

[Guest]

I delete Temp Internet Files on a regular basis. Lately, I've noticed...apart
from the cookies that remain...there's a build-up of JPEG files remaining.
There's now literally hundreds of these, and the file name always starts with
WMP, which I presume to be Windows Media Player, which I use a lot with audio
files. I've noticed it is possible to delete these files individually, but
why dont they go with the others when I clean out Temp Files. Just what are
these, and why are they "hangng on"?

 

[Will Denny]

Hi

Reboot your system then try to delete those files. If they are not in use
you should be able to delete them.

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Will Denny
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[Guest]

Thank Will. I tried that, but still they stayed in there. So I right-clicked
and deleted the lot of them individually. WMP still works...the graphics
(album covers) are still showing, my system hasn't blown up...(I shouldn't
have said that!!!!!). I guess I was interested as to what they were and why
they would not "go" in the usual way. Thanks anyway.