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I never understood why IE had to place every downloaded item into C:\TEMP and then move the item into the darn drive I preferred in the first place.
by joshbaptiste 13y ago
I never understood why IE had to place every downloaded item into C:\TEMP and then move the item into the darn drive I preferred in the first place.
- gizmo686 13y agoIts probably to avoid having partially downloaded files look like completly downloaded files. A much better solution would be something like saving it as a *.download (or similar), on the drive it actually gets saved to. Saving it to C: regardless is just a stupid solution to this problem.