NO, NO, a thousand times NO!!!
I am writing to the List because I don't have the address of the
original poster (who I already answered). The comments below, by
Bobby Harley, refer to WIN 95 (and are incorrect for that, also);
deleting files which end in .bak, .chk, etc., may clear space, but
they may also disable something critical unless you know *exactly*
what they are.
"File Manager", while present in WIN 95, does not exist as a
"shortcut". It is still there (as c:\windows\winfile.exe); but what
the original questioner is asking about refers to WIN 3.1. File
Manager exists in the "Main" group; but if he cannot run Windows, he
can't gain access to the Program groups!
If the problem is not enough memory (RAM), or mal-distributed memory,
then my recommendations to run "Memmaker" from the DOS prompt will
work. If that will not allow you to open Windows, you should
probably take the machine to a shop.
Good luck!
Best,
Bob Fink
> >John if you're able to run windows at all ,you need to go your "file
> manager" program.
> I think you'll find it under "my computer" possibly under "control panel".
> Click on your
> Windows folder and then look for all the following
> folders."TEMPORARY",TEMP, TEMPDIR,
> HISTORY/{if you use a browser}.open all theses files and delete their
> contents.also delete all files that end in ."bak,chk,. this will in most
> cases give sometimes as much as 30-60mb space. good luck ,Bobby
>
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