I use firefox,and uninstalled explorer..so why do I have so many temp files that where deleted when I run cccleaner ?
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You are going to have to give more information such as operating system used, version of ccleaner and what you actually say you uninstalled... Internet Explorer?
You are going to have to give more information such as operating system used, version of ccleaner and what you actually say you uninstalled... Internet Explorer?
yeah what Im saying is,with no internet explorer,why do I have so many explorer temp files still,and others ?
win 7 I use firefox and the latest ccleaner
oft discussed next time search the forum before asking a question
Many programs (besides internet explorer) use internet explorer as a render engine, it is impossible to remove that part of ie and that is where those files come from (short version )
oft discussed next time search the forum before asking a question
Many programs (besides internet explorer) use internet explorer as a render engine, it is impossible to remove that part of ie and that is where those files come from (short version
)
ok thanks,so internet explorer is not on my pc though..
ok thanks,so internet explorer is not on my pc though..
You can't completely get rid of it though, there's still parts of it on the system required for the system to function.
You probably just turned it off in Windows Features. Also chances are it would have files left when you turned it off.
The main file it leaves is Trident, the rendering engine. As an example, Windows Help uses it.
ok thanks,so internet explorer is not on my pc though..
This Glosses over my point. Internet explorer as a web browser is not on your machine, yes, but internet explorer is an integral part of windows and runs (as Aethec exampled with WinHelp) many other programs and even much of the windows Graphic interface itself