This is the last blog from the blog series of Temporary files.
In this blog, we will discuss- Deleting Temporary files harm our Machine or system
performance or Application or software?
Some application/program creates
temporary files while running to maintain its log details. Each program deletes
all its temporary files automatically when it closes, but due to various
reasons like program crashes, system halt accidentally due to power failure,
program/application not responding, and more. That’s why it’s always a good
practice to manually delete out such files time to time.
But, before discussing that - I
guaranteed say that the following questions come to every mind. When they are
deleting there System Temporary files. And everyone feels the same confusion.
Confusion 1:
Should I press the Delete button or not?
Confusion 2:
Should I ask some computer expert before deleting such files?
Confusion 3:
Should I leave it; temporary files are not harming my system?
Confusion 4:
What should I do now?
I would say it yes; it doesn’t hurt to
do it. It’s always safe to delete contents of the temp folder because if you
try to open those files you will find .TMP extension files, log files and
various files whose deletion won’t harm any program execution. Actually,
temporary files are created just to maintain program status and state for the
next time if the application doesn’t remember its state. And you also find
files that aren’t open are used by an application, and since window won’t let
you delete those open file. It will only be deleted either automatically when
the application using them closes, or you’ll get them the next time you delete
manually.
For any query, comment us below.
Previous
– How to
delete Temporary files from windows?
Related
Questions: -
Q-1 Where
temporary files get stored?
Answer- Temporary files get stored in Computer C:\
drive. But, where exactly it resides in? There are 2 Temp folders present in
Windows OS:
1) Temp folder present in Windows
(C:\Windows\Temp)
2) Temp folder present in Local Settings
folder for each logged-in user (C:\Users\Your PC Name\AppData\Local\Temp)
Q-2 /temp is a
type of file system directory.
A) True
B) False
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