Windows XP SP3.
God, I've had the afternoon from *censored* trying to do a simple task of installing a new HP Deskjet Printer. Just plug n play, insert installation disk, and bobs your uncle. I don't think so! Nevermind, have finally got it working.
Right, l use two cleaners, CCleaner and Easycleaner by Toniarts. Both are good and each picks up on different things. Have been using them for ages.
Now all of a sudden, since installing the cra**y HP software, Easycleaner comes up saying l have lots of .tmp files in System32\Catroot, and when l try and delete them, both the program and the whole system locks solid.
Have also done a search on all these .tmp files and when l try and delete them, it says Access Denied, file in use?
First of all, in greengrocer language, what is the Catroot Directory, and how can l delete these .tmp files?
Thanks
PS. I haven't tried safemode yet as l'm a bit reluctant to without knowing what the directory does, and why would .tmp files have access denied?