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• How to force remove a virus/malware process/file in the temp folder?

  I am sure that I met a virus/malware and she had tried several times to enter a first time (that I had said no to the permission of windows) in my hard drive and then hours later, something was repeatedly asking me to upload a file to my computer I say also to cancel. I never met this kind of behaviour before. I also tried to remove some very similar processes/files in the temp folder immediately when he arrived, but these same files name would not remove. They were not the debug log files. And I've never seen these files before. How can I force malicious deleting something like this will not remove like regular temporary files that are.

  SC

  YOU CAN NOT JUST DELETE.  You must run Malwarebytes.

• Deleting the file in the Temp folder

  I have a file in my TEMP folder called BCGECE. TEMP

  He said: I can not remove it because it is used by another person or program and to close all applications and try again. I have notheing ope, but still can not remove it?

  Suspect A malware.

  What anti-virus application is installed? What's his current subscription? He has never been allowed to expire?
  What other antimalware applications are in use?

  Download, install, update and run full scans with each of the following free tools. Do not run the scans at the same time. Each analysis will take a long time, so start an and then go for a non computer chore.  Leave the delete/quarantine everything it finds. Once completed, you can uninstall these applications.
  MalwareBytes AntiMalware
  SUPERAntiSpyware

  Do a scan with the free eSet online scanner virus

  B. delete the file

  Assuming that the file is not removed by one of the above tools, the following steps work almost always:

  • Close all running applications.
  • Open Task Manager (press CTRL + ALT + DELETE)
  • Open a command prompt window (start > run > cmd > OK)
  • Type the following in the black command prompt window, and then press ENTER after each line
    CD folder
    dir b * (this step is only to list all the files to confirm that you have changed the appropriate directory, make sure that BCGECE.) TEMP is in the list)
  • In Task Manager, find explorer.exe in the processes list, select it, then click on "end process."  Your desktop will become empty except for open windows from the command prompt and the Task Manager
  • Return to the command prompt window and type the following line and press enter
    del BCGECE. TEMP
  • In the Task Manager, click file > new task (run...) and type explorer.exe in the area. Click OK. Your desktop should reappear
  • Close the Task Manager windows command prompt

  If for any reason the foregoing does not, from the start in a "clean boot" configuration XP and delete the file in the usual way.   Use "Method 2" (manual method) to the linked article.

• What happens if I delete the files in the Temp folder in Windows 7?

  What is happening in the windows--> Temp folder in windows 7, and if I delete the files there, that will be a problem?  I want to free up the disk space of 1.8 G, but can't find any info anywhere of the consequences of deleting these files, what they are for, or how they got there.  Thank you!

  In general, it is safe to delete anything in the Temp folder.  Sometimes, you can get a "Cannot be deleted because the file is in use" message, but you can just ignore these files.

  For safety, do your Temp directory deletion right after you restart the computer.  Sometimes a program installer will put something in the Temp directory it needs to complete the installation after a reboot.  If you restart and wait a bit so that they were, whatever left in the Temp folder should be OK to delete it.

  If you want to be conservative, use the built-in Disk Cleanup tool (type of cleaning disc in the search box).  If you select "Temporary files" as one of the elements to clean (deleted), by default, that Disk Cleanup removes only the files that have not changed in 7 days.

• create an exception in avast for the nsemail.html file in the temp folder

  I was pulling out my hair trying to find if there could be anything in the temporary files that I have to keep the last few weeks. Then I came across this: "the release of Avast 10.3.2223 (we think it's this version) has resulted in questions with avasts prevention of Thunderbird.
  to function properly. The solution seems to be to create an exception in avast for the nsemail.html file in your
  computers temp folder. "So now I'm completely confused. Why would I put something I need all the time in a temporary file to have remove for cleaning ccleaner?

  Matt, thanks. I read your blog post. I need to replace my HD and I've been fretting over if I have to loose important data from the temporary files. Apparently not. When I talked about ccleaner, it was in the generic sense. I avoided ccleaner because I thought it was a big hammer and some data that he brags about getting rid of I really want to continue. I know that I can choose what remains and what is happening, I'll have to give him another look. Once again thank you.

• Is the Perflib_Perfdata_a3c.dat file in the Temp folder a virus? Says it cannot be deleted.

  been having serious trouble for 12 days now and my SE no longer works. Anyone know if this file is a virus or Trojan or whatever?

  Windows performance monitoring programs create files named Perflib_Perfdata_xxx.dat, which can not be removed while running the program that created them.  You should be able to remove those files that were created before today.  They do not indicate a virus.

  I don't know what you mean by "SE".  If you mean Microsoft Security Essentials , you can get help in forums of Microsoft Security Essentials .

  Boulder computer Maven
  Most Microsoft Valuable Professional

• My company blocks the executable files to run in the Temp folder. How can I install Firefox without that he tries to run from a temporary folder download.exe?

  I found a work around for the problem of not being able to run executable files from the Temp folder.
  I came across the complete installation of Firefox download page. I downloaded the full installer and used WinRar to extract the file downloaded to a folder and then I could launch setup.exe and Firefox installed successfully.

  Please publish the link on the full installer of Firefox on the same page where the installer of heel is published.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Complete installers can always be downloaded here:

  • https://www.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/all/

  I guess you went to this page:

  • https://www.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/new/

  I notice that the page has changed a bit since the last time I saw him, but you can join the first link I posted by clicking on «Systems & languages»

• The files have been moved to the temp folder, but now they're gone!

  When my computer did its last update, it changed everything and all my documents in my office were missing. After some research, I found the files under my username and content of the temp folder. (I know little or nothing to the computer) I just dragged and dropped on my desk and everything was fine, but when I stopped and restarted my computer, my office was returned to what it was originally, but this time all folders were empty and the files that I had slipped into the 'new' office have disappeared! OK, so I went into the folder users again, but this time the temporary folder is missing. I found a folder called temp somewhere else, but this did not help at all because it was empty. I tried a system restore, but it didn't help me to recover my files. Help!

  It seems that you have logged in the temporary user profile. In the temporary profiles, no data is stored permanently and the data stored in each session are deleted once the user disconnects.

  You can take a look at the following links:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-Security/Windows-7-temporary-profile/de71ae45-dc38-442d-AAAE-7b29198439be

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-security/being-logged-in-to-Windows-7-with-a-temporary/95a4689d-e5b8-43B7-8FEE-e87a01ae7acb

• Cannot delete files locked in the temp folder

  I emptied regularly delete all files in the temp via the function folder in the Tools menu of IE9 and also by searching on folder and deleting the contents of the temporary Local AppData file in the users folder.

  Ten days ago, I found there are some files in the folder temporary AppData that were locked and could not be removed. This only happens in a user account, and this isn't an administrator account. Opening of properties on any of the files by checking the Security tab, I find I am wierdly the sole owner of the file, but have limited permissions. I tried to change the permissions to get total control and then remove the file, but that did not work, nor has anything else I could think of. This included the stop of all open applications and disconnects all users.

  Other file properties:

  -Open with "Windows Shell Commo" - little matter that is.

  -Similar names to ~ DF38C18158B32C1039. TMP

  -Attributes: ATI

  -The size is small (512 bytes, for example)

  -No previous versions

  Normally the files in this folder have names like this except without the ~.

  After having in vain tried everything I could think of to delete these files, I downloaded Revo Uninstaller, who managed to remove all the files locked in the record at the time.  However, the problem resurfaced shortly after and this time Revo Uninstaller did not work.

  I spent a few days of research on the net and try different options without success until I stumbled on a recommendation to go into Control Panel, search for Java, open its settings menu and refuse authorisation for Java to back up the data on my computer.  It worked - I went back in the folder, the files were no longer locked, I was able to remove them as I usually do and I had no other problems with the locked files. Until yesterday.

  I double-checked the settings of Java to ensure that authorization still denied to save data on my computer. I don't remember now if I set permission to refuse when I checked again. I tried then to Revo Uninstaller again, but he failed again to remove these files locked. I noticed today that the date for all files is last July 15.  It seems (so far) no new files have been generated, but I still cannot delete locked files 51 of my computer.  My biggest concern, obviously, is security.  I don't want to locked files including origins, functions and activities that I do nothing on my computer, especially if I'm unable to remove them.

  I want to know how to remove these files, what caused do them appear in the first place and how to prevent them from happening again.

  Thank you!

  Thanks for this suggestion, Oberwald. It came a little too late, however.  Finally, it occurred to me to try my anti-virus software file shredder function and he managed to remove the locked files.

  I believe now these locked files were likely due to some kind of malware - after shredding, my desktop Recycle bin flashed repeatedly icon when I shut down the computer. Also, after have logged you in today, I find everything runs much faster and no sign of keylogging.  Seem to be back to normal.

  I was able to save the link and it will try in the future if necessary.

  Thanks again!

• The CP Session in the Temp folder files

  Hello.

  I found about 17 GB of files in the following folder on my PC:

  C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Local\Temp

  In the temp folder, there are a bunch of folders called things like "CP444421652158Session".

  I am able to delete these files to free up space, or will this affect I work on existing and future projects?

  I use 7 Captivate on Windows 7.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  I regularly clean my temporary location and I have not seen any bad effects.

  (truth be known, I have a utility named CyberKiko DeleteMe it does for me)

  But your mileage may vary.

  See you soon... Rick

• I have this spl55.tmp file in my Windows/temp folder. I have also several other "sp" name of files in the same folder. Where did they come from?

  I have this file in my Windows/temp folder. It is 9.8 MB. I have also several other "sp" name of files in the same folder. Where did they come from? Can I just delete them?

  Thank you

  Paul

  If I'm not mistaken reference you the files are temporary files from the print job, you made and can be deleted safely.

• Several files in a temp folder cannot be deleted, rename, copy, or move to XP

  I have several files in my temp folder that I can't delete, rename, copy, or move. I was hunting for them with research and it brings back me to the same temp file. The registry can not find them. I even tried to delete using BACK, but it says no file. I get no error message just bong when I try to remove it. I just tried to delete them in safe mode, it did not work.

  You can navigate to the folder in the command prompt?  From the record have you tried del *. * ?

  Run a chkdsk /f on the volume.

  John

• What is the temp folder in the windows directory folder for? and has always been part of the BONE

  just the previous question. my friends said that he never saw the temp folder before you say it comes with the operating system, but I do not know his reson to make it here.

  The folder C:\Windows\Temp (or C:\WinNT\Temp) is a standard component of Windows.  Programs use it to store temporary files. Boulder computer Maven
  Most Microsoft Valuable Professional

• Windows search fails to find the files in the Documents folder

  Original title: Windows 7 search finds no files, even though all the settings have been verified and the search index has been rebuilt

  I recently bought a new Dell laptop Studio 1558 with Windows 7 Home Premium and moved through several hundred documents from my old PC to the new folder 'My Documents'.

  As many others have found, Windows Search has been completely useless. She seems to have no problem finding files in the music folder or image, but anything in the document library is invisible to the it - even if I get in a subfolder small for a file name I see just in front of me, Windows Search will announce that "no element not corresponding to your search.

  I took a number of steps so far to fix the problem, which none have worked:

  1. I checked which locations are indexed for search and ensured that the document library is among them (as well as all of my C drive).

  2. I checked that appropriate file extensions (.doc .docx .pdf, etc.) are all selected from the "File Types" list in indexing options (although I noticed that 'Description of filter' for .pdf bed "Registered IFilert is not found" - not this problem with Word documents).

  3. I have deleted and rebuilt the search index.

  4. I ran the troubleshooting Windows 7 Search tool, which reports that it cannot find any problems.

  5. I have read that some problems with Windows 7 search can be solved by changing a registry key (http://www.intowindows.com/how-to-fix-windows-7-search-problems/) but when I navigate to the folder in my registry, only following three keys are here (not the one mentioned in the difficulty):

  • HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\FolderTypes\ {0B2BAAEB-0042-4DCA-AA4D-3EE8648D03E5}
  • HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\FolderTypes\ {36011842-DCCC-40FE-AA3D-6177EA401788}
  • HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\FolderTypes\ {59BD6DD1-5CEC-4D7E-9AD2-ECC64154418D}

  A couple of things, I said - if I create a new word document and save it, Windows Search seems to immediately get back on it and is able to find. I also noticed that at first when I opened one of the word documents that have been transferred over the old PC and then closed it again, Windows Search picked up on it and could find it. So I went to try to open and close then all of my documents (an arduous task...), but the subject to halfway through Windows Search has ceased to be able to find them.

  All Word documents using Microsoft Word 2007 in .doc or .docx format, although the problem also applies to Excel, PDF and image files, so I don't think that the problem is with the word itself.

  I have tried everything I can think so far, including all the solutions, I could see suggested in previous discussions. I really need the search function working to effectively use my laptop so that any help would be welcome!

  Thank you, Jack

  Santosh thanks, I checked the permissions for the appropriate files and SYSTEM was present, which doesn't seem to be the problem. However, I found a solution that might work for other people are having the same problem.

  I noticed that if I changed the location of the files, Windows search suddenly seems to become aware that they existed and then indexed and followed them correctly - even if they were subsequently moved back to the original location. I just created a temporary folder outside my library of documents and then each subfolder in the folder my documents him and then come back, one by one. It was a bit laborious but the problem solved - I know not why it worked, but all the old files are now indexed and appear correctly when you use Windows Search, and it seems not to have any problems, follow-up of the newly created files.

  Cheers, Jack

• My Windows 7 computer has office in the Temp folder! It is wrong and what should I do?

  I had a hard drive because of all the files copied several times (a virus) crash? Restored the my documents, my music and my image folders to the new hard drive of the computer and manually delete the duplicate files.

  New computer works fine but I noticed the structure will computer > disc Local (c) > users > temp > and then Temp are all folders like desktop, downloads, My Documents, my music, etc..

  

  Is this normal, should I do something? I also have a folder named Temp in the Windows folder, which seems more the usual thing...

  Thank you!

  I'm afraid the old drive crashed due to a virus and is perhaps still LURKING in the new hard drive somehow.

  It seems that if the 'Temp' folder is the folder of the user profile of the account named "Temp". Open (Control Panel) user accounts and check if there is a username called "Temp". If so, do not delete this folder.

  Or, click Start, type cmd /k net users (press ENTER) to see the list of user accounts in the system.