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There's %temp% for any user and there's c:\windows\temp - which one are we talking about?
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There's %temp% for any user and there's c:\windows\temp - which one are we talking about?

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under C:\Windows\Temp<br />
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Is there any software to do this? Or Windows function?
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under C:\Windows\Temp

Is there any software to do this? Or Windows function?

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What do you think about winsxs folder? A lot have been said about this but what is really safe to delete?
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What do you think about winsxs folder? A lot have been said about this but what is really safe to delete?

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Thank you for answers. To sum this up, there is no way to do this except using a script, right?
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Thank you for answers. To sum this up, there is no way to do this except using a script, right?

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Hello.<br />
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I'd like to delete the content of Temp files on all PCs in my network. Is there any way how to do it as fast as possible (GPO etc.)?<br />
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Thank you for answers.
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Hello.

I'd like to delete the content of Temp files on all PCs in my network. Is there any way how to do it as fast as possible (GPO etc.)?

Thank you for answers.

Delete Temp on all PCs

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