DELETING TEMPORARY FILES 1.Click “Start” -> “Search” -> “All Files and Folder”. 2.In “All or Part of the file name” box enter “*.tmp” and click “Search”.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Introduction into files and folders (directory). 2 Learning Outcome Develop file management strategies Explore files and folders Create, name, copy, move,

Advertisements

 Replace the text in all the text boxes and enter your own information.  To do this, triple- click on the existing text and simply start typing.  Do.

Computing Fundamentals Module Lesson 5 — File Management with Windows Explorer Computer Literacy BASICS.

MODULE 4 File and Folder Management. Creating file and folder A computer file is a resource for storing information, which is available to a computer.

Copyright 2003, Paradigm Publishing Inc. CHAPTER 6 BACKNEXTEND 6-1 LINKS TO OBJECTIVES Create and Rename a Folder Create and Rename a Folder Delete Workbooks.

Java Programming Working with TextPad. Using TextPad to Work with Java This text editor is designed for working with Java You can download a trial version.

WINDOWS XP BACKNEXTEND 1-1 LINKS TO OBJECTIVES Starting Windows Using the Taskbar, opening & switching programs Using the Taskbar, opening & switching.

Operating Systems Day 3. Changing Date & Time 1.Double click on digital clock on the notification area of a task bar (Click start button, Click control.

Introduction to Computers II A Presentation of the Elmhurst Public Library.

Office XP Introductory Concepts and Techniques Windows XP Edition M i c r o s o f t Windows XP Project An Introduction to Windows XP Professional and Office.

Copyright 2007, EMC Paradigm Publishing Inc. WINDOWS XP BACKNEXTEND 1-1 LINKS TO OBJECTIVES Starting Windows Using the Taskbar, opening & switching programs.

Microsoft Office Illustrated Fundamentals Unit B: Understanding File Management.

Technology ICT Core: File Management.

Guide to using Strucad’s drawing viewer Provided By Network Drafting Service Pty Ltd.

Computing Fundamentals Module Lesson 5 — File Management with Windows Explorer Computer Literacy BASICS.

1 After completing this lesson, you will be able to: View and open folders. Open, edit, and save files. Print files. Sort files. (continued)

Course ILT Folder and file management Unit objectives Explore the contents of a hard disk and view file and folder attributes by using Windows Explorer.

I Can… Define basic file management and related terms Identify levels of a file system Identify and explain ways to view files in Windows OS Explain the.

Chapter 6: Managing Your Data The Windows XP File System File system task on DOS or UNIX Vs. Windows XP –cd or chdir would change your current directory.

Teach Yourself Windows 95 Module 2: Files, Folders, and Features.

Microsoft Office 2003 Illustrated Introductory with Programs, Files, and Folders Working.

Teach Yourself Windows 98 Module 2: Working with Files, Folders, and the Desktop.

1. Chapter 9 Maintaining Documents 3 Managing Files As with physical documents, folders, and filing cabinets, electronic files and folders must be well.

The Basics of Windows 7. Logging In Start Button.

WindowsXP Explorer The Explorer is a used to organize and control the files and folders of the different storage systems such as the hard drive, floppy.

FIRST COURSE Managing Your Files. XP New Perspectives on Microsoft Office 2007: Windows XP Edition2 Objectives Develop file management strategies Explore.

1 2 Lab 2: Organizing Your Work. 2 Competencies 3 After completing this lab, you will know how to: 1. Use Explorer to manage files. 2. Copy files. 3.

WINDOWS Part 1 – Start Up Basics

With Windows 7 Introductory© 2011 Pearson Education, Inc. Publishing as Prentice Hall1 Windows 7 Introductory Chapter 2 Managing Libraries Folders, Files.

Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac – Illustrated Unit C: Understanding File Management.

Mini-Teach: File Management Darek Sady 7/3/03. 2 File Sorting It is easier to organize your files if you can list them in ways that make sense to you.

Computing Fundamentals Module Lesson 10 — File Management with Windows Explorer Computer Literacy BASICS.

RIGHT Mouse Button Formatting Cut Copy Paste Save LEFT Mouse Button MAIN BUTTON Single clicks Double clicks Drag Highlight.

Lesson 12: Using the Recycle Bin deleting files or folders what the Recycle Bin is restoring files from the Recycle Bin emptying the Recycle Bin identifying.

Basic Computer and Word Functions, part 1 Read the information and use to answer the questions in the Basic Computer and Word Functions Study Guide.

Ekambharam. p. WWindows key + Other keys GGeneral keys.

Basic Computer Maintenance Clean and Cool Deleting Temporary Files Scandisk Backup Your Data How to run scandisk? Click on Start-Programs-Accessories-

Microsoft Office XP Illustrated Introductory, Enhanced with Programs, Files, and Folders Working.

Using Window 7’s Disk Clean-Up Utility By Sam Hawes Click On The Windows Icon To Advance!

Steps to clear the browser cache Internet Explorer 11 (IE11)

Unit 2—Using the Computer Lesson 9 Windows and File Management.

Why should I run Disk Cleanup Remove temporary Internet files Remove temporary Internet files Delete downloaded program files, such as Microsoft ActiveX.

Microsoft ® Outlook 2000 Integrating Outlook with Office Applications.

Keeping Organized Managing your folders and files on your computer.

CMPF124 Personal Productivity With Information Technology Chapter 1 – Part 2 Introduction to Windows Operating Systems Manipulating Windows GUI CMPF 124.

Java On the ENB 116 Computers The JDK is now available on the ENB 116 computers. You can use a classroom computer rather than your own laptop or CIRCE.

FIRST COURSE Managing Your Files. XP Objectives Develop file management strategies Explore files and folders Create, name, copy, move, and delete folders.

XP New Perspectives on Microsoft Windows XP Tutorial 2 1 Microsoft Windows XP Working with Files Tutorial 2.

Data-information stored in files on the disks and CDs in your computer system Why should we save a file when we create it on the computer?

Chapter 6. Copyright 2003, Paradigm Publishing Inc. CHAPTER 6 BACKNEXTEND 6-2 LINKS TO OBJECTIVES Create Folders Select Delete Copy a Document Move a.

Theme 2: Working smarter Topic 10: Keep your hard drive in good working order and making backups Chapter 1.3. Page 48 – 59 Looking after the hard drive.

1 Lesson 9 Windows Management Computer Literacy BASICS: A Comprehensive Guide to IC 3, 3 rd Edition Morrison / Wells.

Today We Will Review: Operating Systems (Windows) (week 3 & 4) Starting up MS Windows Desktop and its contents Functions of the desktop components Brain.

Keeping Organized How to set up and use your school work folder.

WINDOWS Part 2 – File Management. File Management Files - Electronic collections of data that you create and save on a computer Examples: –Resume created.

Enter the term here. To do this, triple-click on this existing text and simply start typing. Do not press the delete key! Enter the term here. To do this,

Cleaning Up Your Hard Drive Space

Understanding File Management

Computer an Electronic Filing Cabinet

Computer performance.

Microsoft Windows 7 Basics

Computer performance.

Technology ICT Core: File Management.

Volume Marketing Tool.

Computer performance.

3.1 Basic Concept of Directory and Sub-directory

Files and Folders.

Microsoft Office Illustrated Fundamentals

Microsoft Windows 7 Basics

Microsoft Windows 7 Basics

Presentation transcript:

DELETING TEMPORARY FILES 1.Click “Start” -> “Search” -> “All Files and Folder”. 2.In “All or Part of the file name” box enter “*.tmp” and click “Search”. Ensure that the Local Hard drive is selected in the “ Look In” field.

3. Once the search is complete you will have a list of all temporary files on your hard drive. 4. Click “Edit” on the tool bar and “Select All” to select all these files. Before deleting ensure that there are no folders selected. If there are any folders deselect them by holding the Control key and clicking on the folders.

5. After deselecting all folders simply press the Delete key. Close the search window. 6. All deleted filed are stored in the “ Recycle bin” ( ) on your desktop. Right click on “Recycle Bin” and click “ Empty Recycle Bin” to delete all the files form your disk.