=?Utf-8?Q?Can=E2=80=99t_I_delete_.tmp_files_to_fre?=

Windows XP Support >> =?Utf-8?Q?Can=E2=80=99t_I_delete_.tmp_files_to_fre?= I have a .tmp file in C:\Windows after upgrading to XP that is >250MB, it
lets me delete it to Recycle Bin without apparent problems; I should be able
to delete this from the Recycle Bin right?

I had a CHKDSK loop problem that was resolved today by using F8->Disable
Automatic Restart on System Failure & renamed a problem .sys file to .old.

I have a couple other sizeable .tmp files in the same directory that ask me
if I really want to delete them as they are read only? They cool to delete?

-> Are any .tmp files that XP allows me to delete into Recycle Bin, safe to
delete permanently from Recycle Bin/system? -Thanks

Windows XP253

Windows XP Support >> =?Utf-8?Q?Can=E2=80=99t_I_delete_.tmp_files_to_fre?= yeh, sometimes files are simply too big to store in recycle bin and zapping
them completely is the option that windows provide. Essentially, any file
that uses the extension tmp is sacrificiable. If it were not, then it would
not have a tmp extenstion.....

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"ANA" wrote:

> I have a .tmp file in C:\Windows after upgrading to XP that is >250MB, it
> lets me delete it to Recycle Bin without apparent problems; I should be able
> to delete this from the Recycle Bin right?
>
> I had a CHKDSK loop problem that was resolved today by using F8->Disable
> Automatic Restart on System Failure & renamed a problem .sys file to .old.
>
> I have a couple other sizeable .tmp files in the same directory that ask me
> if I really want to delete them as they are read only? They cool to delete?
>
> -> Are any .tmp files that XP allows me to delete into Recycle Bin, safe to
> delete permanently from Recycle Bin/system? -Thanks