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Sous windows XP Familial, en utilisant Panneau config/Perf et Maintenance/Liberer espace disque... je ne peux pas effacer WebClient/Publisher Tempory Files! Le dossier après formatage est de 32ko, le mien "grossi" de jour en jour. J'en suis à 12000ko ce jour. Important où pas??? Mais comment le vider? Merçi, à ceux qui nous répondent... Super sympa.
Sous windows XP Familial, en utilisant Panneau config/Perf et Maintenance/Liberer espace disque... je ne peux pas effacer WebClient/Publisher Tempory Files! Le dossier après formatage est de 32ko, le mien "grossi" de jour en jour. J'en suis à 12000ko ce jour. Important où pas??? Mais comment le vider? Merçi, à ceux qui nous répondent... Super sympa.
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Bonjour.
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Ouvre ton Explorateur.
Localise ce programme.
Tu le mets en bleu et tu le supprime.
Salut
Cle
Oscar Sodani is a founder of Help2Go and owner of Help2Go Networks, an IT consulting firm in the Washington D.C. area. Oscar holds the CISSP certification as well as industry certifications from Microsoft, Cisco and Novell.
When running the Windows Disk Cleanup utility, it may warn you that it cannot delete the WebClient/Publisher Temporary Files. What are these files?
Before we continue, you should know that the WebClient Publisher temporary files take up very little space on your hard drive, probably not more than 100kb. Leaving them on your hard drive will cause no ill effects. However, if you really want to get rid of these files, read on...
These files are related to the WebClient service that runs when you startup Windows. The WebClient service allows you to remotely create and edit Internet based files via a protocol called WebDAV.
If you are not a web site developer, there is very little chance that you will ever use WebDAV, and thus the WebClient service. Click here for more information about the WebClient service (see the comments).
If you disable the WebClient service, you will be able to delete the files. Here's how:
•Click the Start button and choose Run
•Type services.msc and press Enter
•Find the WebClient entry and double-click on it
•Change the Startup Type to Disabled
•Click OK and close the Services Control Panel
•Restart your computer
Now, run Disk Cleanup again, and those files will be safely deleted.
When running the Windows Disk Cleanup utility, it may warn you that it cannot delete the WebClient/Publisher Temporary Files. What are these files?
Before we continue, you should know that the WebClient Publisher temporary files take up very little space on your hard drive, probably not more than 100kb. Leaving them on your hard drive will cause no ill effects. However, if you really want to get rid of these files, read on...
These files are related to the WebClient service that runs when you startup Windows. The WebClient service allows you to remotely create and edit Internet based files via a protocol called WebDAV.
If you are not a web site developer, there is very little chance that you will ever use WebDAV, and thus the WebClient service. Click here for more information about the WebClient service (see the comments).
If you disable the WebClient service, you will be able to delete the files. Here's how:
•Click the Start button and choose Run
•Type services.msc and press Enter
•Find the WebClient entry and double-click on it
•Change the Startup Type to Disabled
•Click OK and close the Services Control Panel
•Restart your computer
Now, run Disk Cleanup again, and those files will be safely deleted.
Salut et bonne soirée...
Fazermil.