Where does internet explorer store temporary files?

Question

I use Windows XP service pack 1, and use Internet Explorer 6.0 I just downloaded a 11.3 MB file from rapidshare. Now, as I was overwriting on a previous file, windows XP says "cannot copy, this file is being used by another program" I know IE first stores the file in some temporary folder while downloading, and then copies it to the destination folder. I want that particular folder, where Internet Explorer stores these files, so that I can just copy it from there. And no, I cannot redownload the file. So please, please help me.

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Any way, I know where the temp internet files are, but doYOU know where does IE store the downloading files temporarily? (Try downloading a large file)

Answer 1

right click on START and hit EXPLORE. Click on C DRIVE and all files on the hard drive will appear. Scroll down to temporary internet files, click and the entire list should be revealed. Click on the file you want and it should open. If not, try right clicking and then hit open.

Answer 2

tools=>internet options=>settings=>view files

Answer 3

did u mean Temporary Intertnet Files?
it's on the TOOLS?INTERNET OPTIONS/GENERAL

Answer 4

on the toolbar, click tools, internet options, and then browsing history, it's the first option.

Answer 5

flow to the document you have pronounced, decide on reproduction, paste on your own laptop, now you will locate all your archives. whilst in case you view the folder till now copying, you will locate virtually no longer something

Answer 6

use google deskseasch it very google you computer's every thing. all of the thing you have can google .just use google and google you computer.

Answer 7

go to INTERNET EXPLORER then HISTORY

Answer 8

don't lie. you've been looking at zoo porn on your dad's laptop, haven't you!!