Windows 95 Creates New Temp Folder
Article ID: 169864
Article Last Modified on 11/15/2006
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SUMMARY
Windows 95 creates a folder called Temp in the Windows folder if one does
not already exist. If you delete the Temp folder, Windows 95 re-creates
the folder the next time you start Windows 95.
MORE INFORMATION
If you have a TEMP environment variable set in your Autoexec.bat file,
Windows 95 preserves the setting for MS-DOS-based programs to use.
However, Windows 95 creates and maintains a Temp folder for its own use
and the use of Windows-based programs.
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