Here is a way to create a tool to easily empty the directory where Windows and applications store their temporary files: Create a new folder in C:\Program Files and name it, say, DeleteTempFolder. Download the file logtext.exe and save it in this directory (C:\Program Files\DeleteTempFolder). Download the file Datei DeleteTempFolder.zip and extract its contents in the same folder (C:\Program Files\DeleteTempFolder). Alternatively, you can download the unzipped files DeleteTempFolder.cmd and DeleteTempFolderNoLog.cmd separately and save them at C:\Program Files\DeleteTempFolder. The folder should now look the following (although the file DeleteTempFolder.zip might of course not be there if you downloaded the batch files separately):  Now drag the file DeleteTempFolder.cmd to your desktop by using the right mouse button and select "Create shortcut here" in the popup menu. Provide an appropriate name for the new shortcut (what do you think of DeleteTemp?) and choose a nice icon (right mouse button and Properties). Now you can click on the icon any time you want to delete your temporary directory. A log file that gives you information on what the script has deleted is automatically created. You'll find it in the same folder (in our example C:\Program Files\DeleteTempFolder). An explanation of how the batch files work and how logtext is used to provide the log file(s) can be found here.