Vista user temp folder(s) - Please clean these

[TechGuru 0]

Hello,

 

Feb 2010

 

Vista Ultimate (likely all Vista versions) is using the following location for temporary folders / files:

 

C:\Users\(username)\AppData\Local

 

as well as

 

C:\Users\(username)\AppData\Local\Temp

 

 

Please add these to your cleanup list in CCleaner!

 

Thanks.

[Ishi 0]

Hello,

 

Feb 2010

 

Vista Ultimate (likely all Vista versions) is using the following location for temporary folders / files:

 

C:\Users\(username)\AppData\Local

 

as well as

 

C:\Users\(username)\AppData\Local\Temp

 

 

Please add these to your cleanup list in CCleaner!

 

Thanks.

It would be good to add such a feature but CCleaner can include individual folders for cleaning. Go to Options>Include>Add.

[Nergal 0]

C:\Users\(username)\AppData\Local

 

 

is not solely a Temp folder

[Aethec 0]

C:\Users\(username)\AppData\Local

This is NOT a temp folder, but a folder for application data.

C:\Users\(username)\AppData\Local\Temp

= %Temp% (to be compatible with all versions of Windows).

[Nergal 0]

= %Temp% (to be compatible with all versions of Windows).

Yup and As far as I can tell CCleaner does now and has always cleaned it (thus it being a temp file cleaner program)

 

and it does

[osmarelo 0]

This is a problem, when deleting files in TEMP folder.

 

CCleaner v2.30.1130 are deleting files (xxxxxxLog.ini) in folder "Users\xxxxxxxx\AppData\Temp\".

It cause "error message" when you make next boot in the computer.

 

I don't know why it is happend, and can't undertand how those files (.ini) where set in that folder.

Those files (.ini) where created when I made updates in motherboard drivers.

 

To correct I made "restauration" in the system and turn those files (.ini) as hide.

[Nergal 0]

This is a problem, when deleting files in TEMP folder.

 

CCleaner v2.30.1130 are deleting files (xxxxxxLog.ini) in folder "Users\xxxxxxxx\AppData\Temp\".

It cause "error message" when you make next boot in the computer.

 

I don't know why it is happend, and can't undertand how those files (.ini) where set in that folder.

Those files (.ini) where created when I made updates in motherboard drivers.

 

To correct I made "restauration" in the system and turn those files (.ini) as hide.

It would be better to make those files part of tools>exclude instead of "hiding" them. . . do you know what program is creating these files??? Also it is better to start a new thread and not to piggy back (post into someone elses thread a un/semi-related question)

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