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I'm not sure these are Internet Explorer files.
I have the same problem, and by deleting the temporary files from IE, it doesn't remove the files in Local Settings\Temp\AITEMP.
Each file is 1344 KB. There are more than 2000 of them!!
I have the same problem, and by deleting the temporary files from IE, it doesn't remove the files in Local Settings\Temp\AITEMP.
Each file is 1344 KB. There are more than 2000 of them!!
Salut, j'ai un problème avec le fichier lESetting.ddl. Ce fichier s'est perdu, comment puis-je le récupérer ? Merci, le système ne fonctionne pas sans ce fichier.
Hello
In Internet Explorer, click on Tools/Internet Options and in the "Temporary Internet Files" section, click on Delete.
If you have a lot, it may take several minutes. Clear them regularly to make it faster or click on "Settings" in the same section and reduce the disk space allocated to temporary files.
In Internet Explorer, click on Tools/Internet Options and in the "Temporary Internet Files" section, click on Delete.
If you have a lot, it may take several minutes. Clear them regularly to make it faster or click on "Settings" in the same section and reduce the disk space allocated to temporary files.
Well, I still don't know what these .tmp files are, but I ended up giving up on deleting them using the SHIFT DELETE method in the explorer when I saw my CPU reaching 100%.
Why didn't I think of this before? You just need to launch a DOS command, go to the directory, and type
del *.*
There may be files that are not deleted because they are accessed by another application; just run del *.* again and everything will go after a few tries!
There you go!
Why didn't I think of this before? You just need to launch a DOS command, go to the directory, and type
del *.*
There may be files that are not deleted because they are accessed by another application; just run del *.* again and everything will go after a few tries!
There you go!