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    User 3928340
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    In my C:/WIDOWS/TEMP folder on my web server, the list of temporary files are too much. Can it affact the overall performance of my web server. I delete it manually every morning when I start the server . What Should I do?

    Ashish Jha Software Engineer

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      In my C:/WIDOWS/TEMP folder on my web server, the list of temporary files are too much. Can it affact the overall performance of my web server. I delete it manually every morning when I start the server . What Should I do?

      Ashish Jha Software Engineer

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      DoctorMick
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      You should probably try to find out what is creating the temp files.

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        In my C:/WIDOWS/TEMP folder on my web server, the list of temporary files are too much. Can it affact the overall performance of my web server. I delete it manually every morning when I start the server . What Should I do?

        Ashish Jha Software Engineer

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        David Mujica
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        I created a scheduled task that runs on Saturdays that cleans up various folders on my server. These files are created as part of some report generation and web application logs. I would also recommend that after cleaning up these files, you may also consider defragmenting the drive. Creating and deleting files can have a negative impact on server performance due to the fragmentation that is created on the drive.

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