ibookowner2 macrumors regular Original poster Mar 29, 2005 147 0 Nov 25, 2005 #1 Sometimes, I would say 2 out of every 5 times I turn my computer on and in the trash is a folder called windows temp I was just wondering why this happens and if there was anything I could do to avoid it.
Sometimes, I would say 2 out of every 5 times I turn my computer on and in the trash is a folder called windows temp I was just wondering why this happens and if there was anything I could do to avoid it.
FFTT macrumors 68030 Apr 17, 2004 2,952 1 A Stoned Throw From Ground Zero Nov 25, 2005 #2 It might help to know what Microsoft based programs you've been running. Windows Media Player, MS Office, IE. It sounds like you're finding left over cache files from your last session.
It might help to know what Microsoft based programs you've been running. Windows Media Player, MS Office, IE. It sounds like you're finding left over cache files from your last session.
mad jew Moderator emeritus Apr 3, 2004 32,191 10 Adelaide, Australia Nov 25, 2005 #3 Also, do you quit apps before shutting down?
ibookowner2 macrumors regular Original poster Mar 29, 2005 147 0 Nov 27, 2005 #4 I only use windows media player and I usually do quit all my apps
Sedulous macrumors 68030 Dec 10, 2002 2,530 2,580 Nov 27, 2005 #5 Same thing happens to me except some of the files are from Mail.app or Address Book. I have no idea why it happens.
Same thing happens to me except some of the files are from Mail.app or Address Book. I have no idea why it happens.
treblah macrumors 65816 Oct 28, 2003 1,286 15 29680 Nov 27, 2005 #6 mad jew said: Also, do you quit apps before shutting down? Click to expand... Is that necessary? I've noticed the 'Recovered Files' folder appear (seemingly) randomly too.
mad jew said: Also, do you quit apps before shutting down? Click to expand... Is that necessary? I've noticed the 'Recovered Files' folder appear (seemingly) randomly too.
mad jew Moderator emeritus Apr 3, 2004 32,191 10 Adelaide, Australia Nov 27, 2005 #7 treblah said: Is that necessary? Click to expand... Not really. I do it out of habit though. treblah said: I've noticed the 'Recovered Files' folder appear (seemingly) randomly too. Click to expand... Same, but I don't get anything about Windows in there.
treblah said: Is that necessary? Click to expand... Not really. I do it out of habit though. treblah said: I've noticed the 'Recovered Files' folder appear (seemingly) randomly too. Click to expand... Same, but I don't get anything about Windows in there.