Question

the desktop can be shown temporary with which option​

Answer 1

Windows uses temporary folders to process information and compress files. Emptying them occasionally will prevent too many unneeded files from using space on the hard drive.

Windows uses temporary folders to process information and compress files. Emptying them occasionally will prevent too many unneeded files from using space on the hard drive.For best results, make sure all windows and programs are closed before proceeding.

Windows uses temporary folders to process information and compress files. Emptying them occasionally will prevent too many unneeded files from using space on the hard drive.For best results, make sure all windows and programs are closed before proceeding.Windows 8 and 10

Windows uses temporary folders to process information and compress files. Emptying them occasionally will prevent too many unneeded files from using space on the hard drive.For best results, make sure all windows and programs are closed before proceeding.Windows 8 and 101. From the Start screen, click the Desktop tile.

Windows uses temporary folders to process information and compress files. Emptying them occasionally will prevent too many unneeded files from using space on the hard drive.For best results, make sure all windows and programs are closed before proceeding.Windows 8 and 101. From the Start screen, click the Desktop tile.2. Once on the desktop window, press Windows + R keys simultaneously to initialize the Run command box.

Windows uses temporary folders to process information and compress files. Emptying them occasionally will prevent too many unneeded files from using space on the hard drive.For best results, make sure all windows and programs are closed before proceeding.Windows 8 and 101. From the Start screen, click the Desktop tile.2. Once on the desktop window, press Windows + R keys simultaneously to initialize the Run command box.3. In the Run command box, type %TEMP% and press Enter.

Windows uses temporary folders to process information and compress files. Emptying them occasionally will prevent too many unneeded files from using space on the hard drive.For best results, make sure all windows and programs are closed before proceeding.Windows 8 and 101. From the Start screen, click the Desktop tile.2. Once on the desktop window, press Windows + R keys simultaneously to initialize the Run command box.3. In the Run command box, type %TEMP% and press Enter.4. In the opened Temp folder, press Ctrl + A keys simultaneously to select all the contents of the folder.

Windows uses temporary folders to process information and compress files. Emptying them occasionally will prevent too many unneeded files from using space on the hard drive.For best results, make sure all windows and programs are closed before proceeding.Windows 8 and 101. From the Start screen, click the Desktop tile.2. Once on the desktop window, press Windows + R keys simultaneously to initialize the Run command box.3. In the Run command box, type %TEMP% and press Enter.4. In the opened Temp folder, press Ctrl + A keys simultaneously to select all the contents of the folder.5. Press the Delete button on your keyboard to remove the selected items.

Windows uses temporary folders to process information and compress files. Emptying them occasionally will prevent too many unneeded files from using space on the hard drive.For best results, make sure all windows and programs are closed before proceeding.Windows 8 and 101. From the Start screen, click the Desktop tile.2. Once on the desktop window, press Windows + R keys simultaneously to initialize the Run command box.3. In the Run command box, type %TEMP% and press Enter.4. In the opened Temp folder, press Ctrl + A keys simultaneously to select all the contents of the folder.5. Press the Delete button on your keyboard to remove the selected items.6. In case the operating system displays a message saying that any particular item cannot be deleted, skip that item and allow Windows to continue deleting the other contents of the folder.

Windows uses temporary folders to process information and compress files. Emptying them occasionally will prevent too many unneeded files from using space on the hard drive.For best results, make sure all windows and programs are closed before proceeding.Windows 8 and 101. From the Start screen, click the Desktop tile.2. Once on the desktop window, press Windows + R keys simultaneously to initialize the Run command box.3. In the Run command box, type %TEMP% and press Enter.4. In the opened Temp folder, press Ctrl + A keys simultaneously to select all the contents of the folder.5. Press the Delete button on your keyboard to remove the selected items.6. In case the operating system displays a message saying that any particular item cannot be deleted, skip that item and allow Windows to continue deleting the other contents of the folder.7. Once the TEMP folder is emptied, restart the computer to allow the changes to take effect.

Answer 2

Explanation:

Desktop uses temporary to process the information and compresses files.

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