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Temporary Internet Files Limit Reached
Have a user using Windows XP that continually gets pop up message "Temporary Internet Files Limit Reached" What is happening the offline file space is now at its maximum of 1024 MB. This started to happen when he start using his IPhone with ITunes Sync
Or you can set "delete brower history on exit".
Which software is giving this error message?
Internet Explorer?
iTunes?
Internet Explorer?
iTunes?
ASKER
Neither solution worked. It deletes the history and the files but they reappear. I'm not exactly sure. The message appears when Internet Explorer is not even opened, So I'm assuming it is within iTunes. Just a recapped that this problem started when the iPhone is plugged into the computer.
I don't use iTunes so I can only guess this is about iTunes software. I would check options/preferences of this software and try to change the settings related to internet explorer, temp folder and the things like that.
Also updating the iTunes software or Internet Explorer (if it is an older version) might help.
Also updating the iTunes software or Internet Explorer (if it is an older version) might help.
ASKER
Thanks I will give that a try
ASKER
Just received the message on the user's computer again. More details.. It is not iTunes or iPhone it is with Outlook.
Syncronization
"Offline Webpages (Outlook - http://r.office.microsoft.com/r/rlidOutlookRSS?clid=1033): Error: Size Limit for Internet Files Reached"
Syncronization
"Offline Webpages (Outlook - http://r.office.microsoft.com/r/rlidOutlookRSS?clid=1033): Error: Size Limit for Internet Files Reached"
Which version is it?
Outlook 2000 / 2003 / 2007 / Express ?
Is there an exchange account (is it connected to an exchange server in your organization) ?
Outlook 2000 / 2003 / 2007 / Express ?
Is there an exchange account (is it connected to an exchange server in your organization) ?
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We use Exchange 2007 and Outlook 2007. I will try that to see if it fix the problem. Thanks!
Open Ie
tools > options
Temp internet files > settings
here's a screenshot guide.
http://www.terryscomputertips.com/computers/temporary-internet-files-setting-reasonable-limit.php
Also
start> run > cmd
cd %tmp%
del *.* /f/s/q