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Old 07-02-2009   #8 (permalink)
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Re: Safe to delete? Temporary Internet Files

If you want to get rid of the cookies, you can either use the CCleaner that I linked above or type SHELL:COOKIES into the Start/search field and hit Enter. That brings up the cookies folder where you can delete them manually.
But there are probably a lot of other temporary files (other than from IE). That's why I would use the CCleaner that will get rid of those too. 86GBs is a lot of stuff. They must have accumulated over quite some time.

PS: CCleaner is safe to run. I never had a problem with it nor did anybody I know.
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