Temporary Internet Files Deleted!
This is a discussion about Temporary Internet Files Deleted! in the Windows Software category; Whenever I have to press the reset button, on reboot I find that all my Temporary Internet Files are deleted. The temp folder is on a different hard drive than the Windows installation. Using Windows 2000 with SP1 and IE5.
Whenever I have to press the reset button, on reboot I find that all my Temporary Internet Files are deleted. The temp folder is on a different hard drive than the Windows installation.
Using Windows 2000 with SP1 and IE5.5 with SP1.
Wazzup with that ?
Using Windows 2000 with SP1 and IE5.5 with SP1.
Wazzup with that ?
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open ie... tools\internet options\advanced
go down to security
there is a box to empty temp files on closeing
go down to security
there is a box to empty temp files on closeing
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The box is not ticked.
This only happens if I, after the pc crash, have to press the reset button.
It has never happened after a normal shutdown or reboot.
I do notice that the pc takes a little longer to boot after a crash. Right before the desktop comes up, there is lots of disk activity for 10-20 seconds. I guess this is when the files are deleted.
BUT WHY ?
[This message has been edited by Corinthian (edited 09 February 2001).]
This only happens if I, after the pc crash, have to press the reset button.
It has never happened after a normal shutdown or reboot.
I do notice that the pc takes a little longer to boot after a crash. Right before the desktop comes up, there is lots of disk activity for 10-20 seconds. I guess this is when the files are deleted.
BUT WHY ?
[This message has been edited by Corinthian (edited 09 February 2001).]
ahhh, on a crash like that the 'puter doesnt write whats written in memory to the hd.
the extra time is windows checking things because of the abnormal shutdown... just a guess but temp internet files wouldnt be a priority.
the extra time is windows checking things because of the abnormal shutdown... just a guess but temp internet files wouldnt be a priority.
