Bob
First, thanks for letting me in and for reading this, hope it's the right place on the forum.
I have noticed that even after running Ccleaner I have a huge amount of .tmp files in my C:\Documents and Settings\LocalService location. Some are from as far back as 2013 and most are 200MB to 500MB in size. They are not tmp internet files or any other "type of folder" files. In other words, when I go to C:\Documents and Settings and then open the "LocalService" folder, it is packed with these's .tmp files. Most have a starting name of HTT3BC.tmp, HTT36A.tmp, HTTF95.tmp and climbing. A few, like 6 of them, have a file name of NOD7D.tmp, that I would think is from Nod32 Anti virus and 2 that are NSF69C2.tmp type.
Any chance anyone has an idea what these are and can they be cleaned out?
I'm not the brightest bulb on the block and once before I went through and cleaned out some tmp files and had to do a system restore to get the machine up and running again with a repair disk and don't want to go through that again.
Anyone got a clue what they are?
I also opened one with wordpad and it was just a huge amount of letters, symbols and dashes that went on forever.
I have run current Virus scan with Nod32, ran Malwarebytes and let things be cleaned as needed, but they are still there.
Thats all the info I have, hope it helps and thank you for reading this novel, lol.

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