I have a shortcut, to my desk top, of my Temp. Int. Files. I delete these Temp. Int. Files every night. It's convenient. However, yesterday I installed IE 6. I had IE5. Anyway, when I went to delete my Temp. Int. Files last night, the only file in the folder was one labeled IE5. So I decided to delete same, since IE6 was operating fine. When attempting to delete, I received the message that this was a system file, and if I delete Windows or another program may no longer work correctly. This, of course, gave me pause. My question: Should I respect this message and just leave IE 5 in this folder on my desk top, or can I ignore this warning and delete without fear. I did create another Temp Int. File which I have placed on my desk top with the accumulated Temp. Int. Files.
May I have this forums thoughts concerning deleting this IE5 file, which, by the way, I have no idea how it found its way on my desk top inside of the Temp. Int. File.
Thanks,
Red Boy
May I have this forums thoughts concerning deleting this IE5 file, which, by the way, I have no idea how it found its way on my desk top inside of the Temp. Int. File.
Thanks,
Red Boy