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One other thing I found out today, playing with several Windows 2000 and XP machines at work. You can access Content.IE5 from Windows 2000, and see that folder and it's subs, by clicking with your mouse on the drive and folders that lead to that path. But in XP, you can't get to it by clicking to it...

Hi DenB - I appreciate the suggestion. I tried the MRU-Blaster. It doesn't touch the subdirectories in the following path: C:\Documents and Settings\<user name>\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5 I think I figured out a possible work-a-round in XP. If you double click on "My Compute...

Hi - I'm doing some P2P torrents (legal of course) and my current virus scanner (BitDefender) is almost daily finding new viruses in XP's temporary internet Content.IE5 sub-directories. My current virus scanning product can't seem to disinfect, quarantine, rename, or delete these, if they're in the ...