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Windows Forum / Windows XP / Basics / December 2006Tem internet files in IE7
after i run disc cleanup, & before i installed IE7, i could click "view files" and could see the files. Now that i've installed IE7 I cant view them, Are they stored somewhere else???? Open internet options,click on delete files,this opens a new window (same as IE6 shows),view files. > after i run disc cleanup, & before i installed IE7, i could click "view > files" and could see the files. Now that i've installed IE7 I cant view them, > Are they stored somewhere else???? > Open internet options,click on delete files,this opens a new window (same > as IE6 shows),view files. > > > after i run disc cleanup, & before i installed IE7, i could click "view > > files" and could see the files. Now that i've installed IE7 I cant view them, > > Are they stored somewhere else???? Thats what i'm talking about Andrew, when i click view, the folders are always empty > Open internet options,click on delete files,this opens a new window (same > as IE6 shows),view files. > > > after i run disc cleanup, & before i installed IE7, i could click "view > > files" and could see the files. Now that i've installed IE7 I cant view them, > > Are they stored somewhere else???? Hi, Sorry to ask, but are you trying to view the Temporary Internet Files after you've deleted them through Disk Cleanup? Hope this helps, Don [MS MVP- IE] > after i run disc cleanup, & before i installed IE7, i could click "view > files" and could see the files. Now that i've installed IE7 I cant view them, > Are they stored somewhere else???? |
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