I think so…temporary internet files take up a lot of space.
I would. I delete mine monthly.
yes I think you should, you should delete your cookies as well
ya no worries
Delete all the files they are of no use to u and ut will slow down ur PC
See if you look out the window, you’ll see a big fiery ball in the sky. Its called the sun. I mean really, 8000 temp files. Please for the sake of your skin alone, get out more.
its safe; actually its unsafe to keep them on your computer because they could take up space and slow your computer, also some of them may be infected. if you are using IE just goo tools>internet option>delete all. you should regimently start clearing your internet files about once a week.
Oh ya ,your computer must be going slow now.
Delete all temp files and cookies,the run your defrag program to put all files in order and you will gain speed on your computer
yes its gud 2 delete it all and it does not affect any of u r internet settings or connection. Its safe.
One such Temporary Internet File deleting software is CCLEANER
Delete them, leave them, who cares? To be fair, you seem to, and some of the other people who’ve answered do. If you’re running low on disk space, you should delete them. Some people like to delete them weekly. Meh. If you want to do that. They’re not harmful.
While I think of it, your ‘Eraser’ that you referred to… if it’s what I think it is, it’ll take a VERY long time to delete all these files. Only use something like that (i.e. anything other than standard ‘Delete’) when permanently deleting a file is a matter of security. It’s just a waste of time otherwise.
If you do decide to delete them, you should leave your history intact, unless you want to have to manually type in your web addresses for the next week or so.
Deleting your cookies from time to time would, however, be a good idea. They can be used to track your browsing habits, although they are quite helpful (keeping you signed into Facebook, etc.) so deleting them means you’ll have to sign back in to everything afterwards. Your call.
Oh, and if you’ve got so many files because you never leave the house, we’re having a pretty decent summer right now; you should check it out.
Hope this helps.
It is a good idea to get rid of them and this is the best program out there for free to do the job I have been using it for a few years now and it keeps things running great.
Do it be for you log off every time try it you will love.
I think so…temporary internet files take up a lot of space.
I would. I delete mine monthly.
yes I think you should, you should delete your cookies as well
ya no worries
Delete all the files they are of no use to u and ut will slow down ur PC
See if you look out the window, you’ll see a big fiery ball in the sky. Its called the sun. I mean really, 8000 temp files. Please for the sake of your skin alone, get out more.
its safe; actually its unsafe to keep them on your computer because they could take up space and slow your computer, also some of them may be infected. if you are using IE just goo tools>internet option>delete all. you should regimently start clearing your internet files about once a week.
Oh ya ,your computer must be going slow now.
Delete all temp files and cookies,the run your defrag program to put all files in order and you will gain speed on your computer
yes its gud 2 delete it all and it does not affect any of u r internet settings or connection. Its safe.
One such Temporary Internet File deleting software is CCLEANER
Delete them, leave them, who cares? To be fair, you seem to, and some of the other people who’ve answered do. If you’re running low on disk space, you should delete them. Some people like to delete them weekly. Meh. If you want to do that. They’re not harmful.
While I think of it, your ‘Eraser’ that you referred to… if it’s what I think it is, it’ll take a VERY long time to delete all these files. Only use something like that (i.e. anything other than standard ‘Delete’) when permanently deleting a file is a matter of security. It’s just a waste of time otherwise.
If you do decide to delete them, you should leave your history intact, unless you want to have to manually type in your web addresses for the next week or so.
Deleting your cookies from time to time would, however, be a good idea. They can be used to track your browsing habits, although they are quite helpful (keeping you signed into Facebook, etc.) so deleting them means you’ll have to sign back in to everything afterwards. Your call.
Oh, and if you’ve got so many files because you never leave the house, we’re having a pretty decent summer right now; you should check it out.
Hope this helps.
It is a good idea to get rid of them and this is the best program out there for free to do the job I have been using it for a few years now and it keeps things running great.
Do it be for you log off every time try it you will love.