Crimea,
Though I've read your entire thread and the excellent assistance you have been receiving so far, I think you may be taking a wrong approach. I may be misunderstanding what you are attempting to accomplish, so please tell me if I'm wrong.
I "think" you want to view the various files in your Temporary Internet Files before cleaning/deleting them.
For instance, you may wish to "view or save" various of the image files of the wild fires in California, flooding along the Mississippi, or pictures of various politicians or other activities in the news that got saved as Temporary Internet Files.
Is that correct?
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If so, you may not be "addressing" the correct location when using Windows Explorer.
Here's what I get when I navigate to:
C:\Documents and Settings\Luddite\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\
(my administrative username is
Luddite, yours will be
Arjun or something similar)
As you can see, I haven't run Cleanmgr today, so my TIF folder shows a bunch of temp files from my ZoneAlarm Firewall blocking or verifying various website hashdomains
But I don't think that's what you want to "see".
Windows "protects" us mere owner/users, even when we give ourselves Administrative Privilege
In order to "see" the sub-folders in Temporary Internet Files (8-digit alphmeric file names) you may have to "force" Windows Explorer to show you the content that it is "protecting" you from.
Do this by adding to the the address, by "
physically typing into the address bar" -->
\content.ie5
So that Windows Explorer is directed to:
C:\Documents and Settings\Luddite\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files
\Content.IE5\
Here's what you will see:
You're getting closer, but still not "seeing" what I "think" you are looking for.
By "clicking" on one of the alphameric named folders, you will see the listing of various Temporary Internet Files that are the scripts and images that your browser downloads in order to display website pages.
C:\Documents and Settings\Luddite\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\
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Here's what you will see:
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When you look at the time-stamp of this reply, you will notice that it is 4:58am.
If I have totally misunderstood your intent, and given you steps to do something that is irrelevant to your goal, please forgive me as a bumbling helper that should go make some coffee before trying to post a reply.
Please let us know if this is what you are looking for, and if the steps have helped.
Best Regards