Why are there copies of all incoming emails in C:\ root directory

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Cannot delete or shred what appears to be encrypted copies of all incoming
emails. They remain in the C:\ root directory until I reboot, and only then
can they be deleted or shredded. Is Outlook doing this and if not, how would
I locate the program responsible for it?
 
Outlook would never do that. You are probably using an antivirus program to
scan your mail. Don't.
 
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