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Waguih Boctor
Hi,
This is really a very general question and I just want to confirm the
answer. Often when installing programs generates an error, the typical
response we get from tech support is to completely delete everything from
the Windows\Temp and the user's Local Settings\Temp directories. Are there
any cases where this shouldn't be done? I.e. are there situations when
deleting the contents of either or both of these directories can cause
damage to the system? How about relative to Windows 2000 and other Windows
versions?
Thank you.
This is really a very general question and I just want to confirm the
answer. Often when installing programs generates an error, the typical
response we get from tech support is to completely delete everything from
the Windows\Temp and the user's Local Settings\Temp directories. Are there
any cases where this shouldn't be done? I.e. are there situations when
deleting the contents of either or both of these directories can cause
damage to the system? How about relative to Windows 2000 and other Windows
versions?
Thank you.