In LimeWirePRO,if I delete the files in my saved files folder would it delete it also from the shared file?
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yes, if it's shared on your network.
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--->start\n--->run\n--->regedit\n  after you do that, search through all 5 folders and look for the file name you're trying to delete so that the trial will work again.
147705
Yeah. You have to run a file recovery tool on the system where files have been deleted. \nUse a software called "file scavenger", but you'll have to do it fast, becuz, if you store any other things in the same disk then the deleted files are over written with the new files. You see, when you delete a file in windows, only the link to the file is removed. But the file exists.
105866
No, they are temporary files so they would go away, anyway. I think it is impossible even with a program.
149667
No doubt... is a temporal file. No idea of what program must be using it, though. You can delete it, send it to the recycle bin and keep it there for a while. If you don't have problems with any program then it is not needed (since it was a temporal from the beggining) and you can empty your recycle bin...\n\n(All of this if you're using Microsoft Windows, of course)
1122010
that's pretty standard.  there are A LOT of files that are setup in the background to make other things run properly.  the only ones you should get rid of are the files/programs that you KNOW are not involved in the day-to-day running of your computer.  if you can't be sure of what you're deleting......DON'T DELETE IT!!!
663219
No, it's not possible in both home and professional edition. Howvever, you can deny access to the files and hide them.
275644
After they have been saved as JPEG's nothing. UNLESS a copy was opened, altered and then saved. In that case, the original may still be on the computer in another folder.
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Deleting unneeded files and folders gives you more space on your hard drive, not your memory.  If these files are loaded when the computer boots up, then that will save you memory.  (such as quicktime, avg virus program-- these are in your system tray)  Most programs are saved onto your hard drive, kinda like a file cabinet for your computer!  So the answer is no.  An analogy for you, if you read a book, first you "open" the pages and start reading.  This puts words into your "memory" as you continue to read.  When you are done with the book, you can put the book away on your book shelf.  Your book shelf is like your hard drive, it stores things for you until you need them.  So when you open a program, such as internet explorer, that loads the program into memory so that you can read, use it.  If you where to delete internet explorer, you would have more space on your hard drive.  Just like when you take a book off of the shelf, now you have more room for another book.
1050856
You don't have to, when the file is downloaded, the file is saved automatically on your computer.\nLook at the download directory from Limewire settings.
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Use Windows Explorer and find the folder where you stored your downloads and delete it from there. You remember the folder name where you stored them, right? If you don't, check the program that you used to download. For example, Limewire stores everything on C:&#92;document and settings&#92;your user&#92;Shared by default. And NEVER delete anything from the 'program files' folder, those are programs not documents or downloads.
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it delets the directory information, the files are still on there untill they are overwritten, but are not easliy accesible, but you have no reference to them, they are virtualy erased, unless someone who knows how to retrieve the data gets a hold of it. For the avarage user though, it effectively removes the data from being accesed
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If you simply want to remove sharing from them, right-click on them, choose Properties, click the Sharing tab and disable sharing.\n\nOtherwise, as long as no one is connected to your computer at the time, you should be able to select them and hit the Delet e key or simply drag them to the Recycle Bin. You'll need to confirm the delete whichever way you do it.\n\nIf you get a message that the folders can't be deleted, try turning off file sharing as noted above, having all other users disconnect from your PC, then deleting them.
118107
Only if it's a rewritable cd.  Otherwise no.  If's it's a cd-rw (rewritable), then windows can clear it for you.
499049
If your using Windows XP file/folder sharing should be disabled already.  XP does have a "share" folder and anything you drop in that folder can be shared. Other than that you should be ok.
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Yes, they can.  Just access your Trash Folder.  It deletes periodically, but if you're lucky, your files will still be there.
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Try these links.\n\nHope this help.\n\nGood Luck.\n\nP.S. you can take an look at what is in your common files if there is anything there you don't want, get rid of.