Weird

• kenn3th

  13 Mar 07, 12:08

  I used a portable hdd to dl a game, but my C drive's free space goes down. so i suspect that it's due to the temporary internet files. cause the file is over 1gb, so i deleted it, but from 14.6 gb, it now goes back only to 15.1 gb, from the 16.5 gb. i had. >< is there anyway to get back to 16.5 gb?
• ndmmxiaomayi

  13 Mar 07, 14:43

  Hmm... sounds like a Sony.
  
  Try using a temporary file cleaner. Sony has a weird way of handling these temporary files... they love temporary files a lot.
  
  CCleaner
  
  ATF Cleaner
• kenn3th

  13 Mar 07, 15:34

  Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:

  Hmm... sounds like a Sony.
  
  Try using a temporary file cleaner. Sony has a weird way of handling these temporary files... they love temporary files a lot.
  
  CCleaner
  
  ATF Cleaner

  tried ccleaner le, no effect.
• kenn3th

  13 Mar 07, 15:36

  Originally posted by kenn3th:

  tried ccleaner le, no effect.

  the Afcleaner too
• Farmerseed

  13 Mar 07, 21:03

  Originally posted by kenn3th:

  I used a portable hdd to dl a game, but my C drive's free space goes down. so i suspect that it's due to the temporary internet files. cause the file is over 1gb, so i deleted it, but from 14.6 gb, it now goes back only to 15.1 gb, from the 16.5 gb. i had. >< is there anyway to get back to 16.5 gb?

  catch no ball
  
  ANyway of you have the file you need in a secure location and somehow used the partable hdd as a medium for file transfer, you may want to connect the portable hdd to your system, get it detected and empty the deleted file at the recycle bin.
• turbo_drift

  13 Mar 07, 21:16

  Originally posted by Farmerseed:

  catch no ball
  
  ANyway of you have the file you need in a secure location and somehow used the partable hdd as a medium for file transfer, you may want to connect the portable hdd to your system, get it detected and empty the deleted file at the recycle bin.

  U where got balls to catch??
• ndmmxiaomayi

  13 Mar 07, 21:38

  Originally posted by kenn3th:

  the Afcleaner too

  Then it's the way Sony works. You using Sony right?
  
  Sony loves temporary files a lot as I've written. It's sickening, their files are all over the places.