Shane
Wed Aug 18 17:19:23 CDT 2004
OK, Sher,
They're supposed to be there and are not a problem. There's no reason to
delete them, so you should just leave them be.
Shane
"Sher" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:162001c48556$301d1330$a301280a@phx.gbl...
> This file, plus three other files are listed in the
> Temporary Internet Files as folders. When you view the
> Temp file under ContentIE5 they are listed there.
> 4ZCZKJED (3.68mb), 6P2LYNIL (4.75mb), and OZEP2FSZ (3.56
> mb),plus WDIZOTE7 (5.12mb). They range in sizes, as listed
> above and have anywhere from 111 - 158 files inside, when
> you click on the properties of each. It shows all 4
> folders location as:C:/Windows/Temporary Internet
> Files/Content IE. I can delete and send them to the
> recycle bin,they stay there and also stay in the Temporary
> Internet File under my Disc Cleanup. I have gone to
> Internet Options, many time, and deleted but to no avail.
> Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you for
> answering me earlier. Sher
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Are you sure it's a file and not a folder? There is a
> *Temporary Internet
> >Files* folder and a *TEMP* folder. *TEMP* is the default
> location for
> >temporary files, but *Temporary Internet Files* is the
> default location
> >for - you guessed it! - temporary internet files (which a
> temporary file
> >associated with Internet Explorer might - though not
> necessarily - be
> >expected to be in).
> >
> >The Temporary Internet Files folder contains a sub-folder
> called Content.IE5
> >and within that more sub-folders with 8 character alpha-
> numeric names very
> >much like WDIZ0TE7. What does it say if you r-click it
> and select
> >Properties? Is it called a File Folder? What size is it?
> What size is it
> >after you've opened Control Panel | Internet Options then
> clicked *Delete
> >Files* and put a check in *Delete All Offline Content*
> then clicked OK?
> >
> >Viruses picked up from rogue websites very often remain
> in Temporary
> >Internet Files, though usually deleting the files as
> above deletes them too.
> >
> >btw you should only delete the contents of TEMP
> immediately following a
> >reboot.
> >
> >
> >Shane
> >
> >
> >"Sher" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
> message
> >news:821601c484bd$8ee34180$a601280a@phx.gbl...
> >> WDIZ0TE7 is the name of a file that says it is an IE
> file
> >> that I can't seem to delete. It is always in my
> temporary
> >> file when I clean up the disc. I send it to the recycle
> >> bin, but it keeps coming back. Is this a trojan or virus
> >> or what. How do I delete this file? I'm not very
> computer
> >> inteligent, so please tell me in simple terms what to
> do.
> >> Thank you, Sher
> >
> >
> >.
> >