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(NWS) Where do I find video in Windows Temp??
Hi Guys, I'm on a website that doesn't allow you to download the video's that's playing. I'm running Windows 2000....in what folder do I look to find the video temp that's playing so I can drag it to another folder to save????? Any help would be appreciated & I'll share IF I can get them.
 Here's what the video looks like & I think it's a Adobe Flash program.Warning This Pix is NSFW  -
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24th March 2010, 00:01
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It's quite complicated but give a try to this.
I am not sure about flash videos if these are temporary saved anywhere as it may not been saved (even temporary) anywhere but: give a try to identify or find the clip ( in .tmp format  ) to a folder something like :C:\Documents and Settings\user\Local Settings\Temp c:\windows\temp In addition to, If you are running Windows 2000, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT, Windows ME, Windows XP follow the below instructions to search for any .tmp file found on your computer. 1. Click Start, Find, and click Find Files or folders 2. In the named box type *.tmp to search for any files ending with tmp. 3. Verify that Look in section of the search box is pointing to the C: drive and not Document Folders. 4. Click Find Now |
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