Hey,

As you probably know, you can use Windows XP's Disk Cleanup tool to free up hard disk space by getting rid of all sorts of unused and obsolete files. One of the places that Disk Cleanup checks is the Temp folder, which can be a big culprit when it comes to wasted disk space.

While Disk Cleanup can usually clean out the Temp folder for you, it can sometime get stuck there -- especially if the Temp folder is full of files and folders. In other situations, Disk Cleanup inadvertently leaves unnecessary waste in the Temp folder.

Either case requires a manual cleanup. To quickly locate and clean out the Temp folder, follow these steps:

1. Shut down and restart Windows XP.
2. Open the Run dialog box by pressing [Windows]R.
3. Type %Temp% in the Open text box, and click OK.

Windows Explorer will immediately launch the Temp folder. Because you just restarted the system, you can safely delete any files and folders that you find there.

Manu

Or simply create a text file, insert this text into it, save it as deltemp.bat and move it into your autorun folder

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thank you good idea

Another tip:.....display hiden files with explorer.

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\software\microsoft\windows\current version\explorer/advanced

find the value names hidden and then set the value to 1.

This lets you find and clean alot of stuff. I also use a tool called system cleaner.

hmm might have to try this my drive is always gettin clogged with shit

beter with this bat