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I wonder how well it's working-- https://www.google.com/search?q=how+to+fix+etilqs https://www.google.com/search?q=how+to+fix+etilqs

• thorum 2y ago
  Thanks for this, I was wondering why people would care so much about these files that they go and complain. Reading through these forum questions, looks like most people are trying to free up disk space by clearing temp files, but the SQLite ones can't be deleted - because they are in use and locked - which causes confusion.
  • ronsor 2y ago
    Ah, the era of people deleting random files on their computer that they "don't use"
    • kbelder 2y ago
      From their temp folder, which is completely reasonable.
      • m2f2 2y ago
        while I sneer at the unwashed masses clearing temp stuff by hand in 2024, I'm in the same boat trying to declutter stuff in my Mozilla/Thunderbird profiles :( ...
      • reginald78 2y ago
        Doesn't the built in Windows disk space cleanup app actually clear temp as well?
        • NikkiA 2y ago
          Not C:/temp no, it clears %temp% which is usually squirreled away as C:/Users/<username>/AppData/local/temp
    • macintux 2y ago
      Several lifetimes ago I was looking at a Solaris server with very limited available space on the root partition and realized that someone had deleted the kernel file, presumably trying to solve the same problem. I really hope it wasn’t me.
• manbart 2y ago
  Looks like most links are about antivirus software or Firefox. So it does seem to be working; people are getting pointed to the buggy application code actually causing their problem and not the SQLite project itself