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  > I have a Windows 7 computer that is 7 weeks old. Last week, the computer slowed to a crawl. I did a disk clean up when I noticed that my car had less than 10 GB free. Who cleaned up 27 GB of space, but I have only 4 GB of documents. I found 20 000 + files .tmp totalling 47 GB in size in user > name > AppData > local > temp. Most are 200-300 MB in size. What creates these files, and how can I prevent take them over from my system?
   
   
   
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  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  System - folders for temporary files 7.847.221 826 KB
  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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  C:\Windows\TEMP\TOPF310.tmp 532,249 KB
  C:\Windows\TEMP\TOPE604.tmp 532,249 KB
  C:\Windows\TEMP\TOPCD63.tmp 532,249 KB
  C:\Windows\TEMP\TOPC151.tmp 532,249 KB
  C:\Windows\TEMP\TOP71FD.tmp 532,249 KB
  C:\Windows\TEMP\TOP7107.tmp 532,249 KB
  C:\Windows\TEMP\TOP6D2F.tmp 532,249 KB
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  C:\Windows\TEMP\TOPC7B3.tmp 329,344 KB
  C:\Windows\TEMP\TOPC503.tmp 329,344 KB
  C:\Windows\TEMP\TOPB854.tmp 329,344 KB
  C:\Windows\TEMP\TOPAB02.tmp 329,344 KB
  C:\Windows\TEMP\TOP5D30.tmp 329,344 KB
  C:\Windows\TEMP\TOP5996.tmp 329,344 KB
  C:\Windows\TEMP\TOPC7C8.tmp 186,240 KB
  C:\Windows\TEMP\TOPC47D.tmp 186,240 KB
  C:\Windows\TEMP\TOP9AFC.tmp 186,240 KB
  C:\Windows\TEMP\DZSEFDA.tmp 155,840 KB
  C:\Windows\TEMP\TOPCA78.tmp 113,280 KB
  C:\Windows\TEMP\TOP9BFB.tmp 93.312 KB
  C:\Windows\TEMP\TOP99C8.tmp 93.312 KB
  C:\Windows\TEMP\TOP863B.tmp 93.312 KB
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  Kind regards
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  Hello

  Thank you for the additional information.

  Yesterday, I decided to register on IT * files .tmp on DVD and I removed them from the TEMP directory. I decided to do it because none of the processes they used at the time of my comment. I compared the the event logs for any new warnings or errors, but mistakes are appearing as before removal. The errors are:
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  -Could not load the plug-in module. (GUID = {56F9312C-C989-4E04-8C23-299DEE3A36F5}) (Error code = 0 x 80042019)

  I haven't checked on the first error, but it appears in the system log because I erased the corrupt system log - also before deleting the files.
  The second is well known 'Vaio Entertainment Database Services' error (in the application log) and everyone invites you to remove this service from startup list. So maybe I'll do it.

  My Vaio has now extra 7.5 GB of free space and has no performance or other problems (so far).

  Today, I tried this (sfc/scannnow) system scan and the log is perfectly clean. Nothing has been repaired.
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  If new sth will appear on the subject (e.g. new TOP * .tmp files), I'll write again.

  Thank you once again.

  Andrej

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