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delete files
I think I have created a BATCH file before.
But now I forgot how to do it and i don't have the codes with me since my pc was formatted.. I just want to delete all files in my IE Tmp file.. I know the commands something like this.. but it prompt it.. any idea?? use -r or any other variables del "c:\windows\temp\temporary internet files\*" I should use a notepad and save it as .bat I think. rite? |
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I think you should use this:
del c:\windows\tempor~1\*.* you cant use the windows folder name because it is too long and has spaces. You have to use th dos name which is tempor~1 yes, do it in notepad and save as whatever.bat then run it whenever you want you can do the same thing from within windows using the disk clean up utility or manually by selecting all the files and deleting them. luck, robert robert |
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Okie. I came with up that. The only thing is that all files in Cookies are deleted. but not other files in other folder. other folder are hidens.. any idea how? |
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how do I make this to auto start when I restart(shutdown) or startup my pc?
i think there is something to do with ==> @ |
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The easiest way to make it start with Windows would be to add a shortcut to it in Programs->Startup
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