Temp Folder Cleanup Question


  1. tanalex
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    Temp Folder Cleanup Question


    Hi All! I have a very specific question in relation to Windows Temp Folder. What I specifically want to know, is:

    Does windows clean up the temp folder as a housekeeping task when a computer is rebooted (i.e. if I was to use a particular software program in the morning after a fresh reboot, and that software does not create a 'temp folder', would it mean that the software would not be able to find the windows temp folder?
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  3. Steve C
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    Windows 11 Pro 64 bit
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    I think that Temp folder is only cleaned when you run Disk Cleanup, a third party clean up utility (e.g. CCleaner) or delete the files manually.
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