
From the advanced context menu that appears, click the Open command window here or press the W key on the keyboard. If it gets corrupted when Launcher or the game crashed, then the next time you try to start Launcher or load the game, they would either stall and never completely loads, or crash again. On your Windows PC, locate the folder that contains the file in use that you want to delete. These files appear to be some sort of index or cache repository for the Launcher. Simport-related (maybe?) and other social data, if you use the wall to integrate with your MyPage on site New objects that would appear in Buy/Build mode If you have installed or do activities related to Yes, they would be re-generated when you next start Launcher or the game, that is by design. Delete any or all of these files you have.

I'd suggest that you shut down as many programs as possible before you do the delete.To delete your cache files, navigate to The Sims 3 in DOCUMENTS folder. Linux and Unix users can delete files using the rm command. MS-DOS and Windows command line users can delete files using the del, deltree, or erase commands.

Below is a list of different methods for deleting a file or directory from a command line. The information message in the diskcleanup program says, if it has been there for a week, it's probably safe toĭelete it. Delete is a command line command that removes data or files. You must do it yourself or it will be there forever. Going to get involved at the operating system level. The programs that put them there are supposed to clean them up. Simply put, Windows does not clean up temp files. So "temp" folder could be 3 or 4 different locations, apparently none of which is what diskcleanup cleans up on my computer. I don't know what that was because even after deleting it, I have stuff in C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Local\Temp ~200MBĪn alternate location that I pointed %temp% to ~1GB

If I choose the clean up system files button, it then shows temp files, but it said there was likeġ74KB in there.

I'm running as a standard user and when I run disk cleanup, it does not even show a temp files option. FYI, disk cleanup does not always delete these files.
