Window 7 - Favorites folder
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I found my deleted favorites in hidden files under App Data, Local, Microsoft, Internet Explorer, Tiles. I want to delete the contents and the folder it's in. Will the Tiles folder reappear? If so, how do I get rid of it forever?
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I found my deleted favorites in hidden files under App Data, Local, Microsoft, Internet Explorer, Tiles. I want to delete the contents and the folder it's in. Will the Tiles folder reappear? If so, how do I get rid of it forever?
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Yes; The Tiles folder will created again when you launched Internet Explorer.
– Ramhound
Dec 5 at 2:08
Try the method in this link:appuals.com/…
– Daisy Zhou
Dec 6 at 9:22
@Ramhound, Thanks for answering my question. There are about 4,000 deleted favorites in the Tiles folder. I was shocked, or maybe not, that Microsoft would purposely keep this information. Now I know to delete the contents more often.
– Beth
Dec 7 at 20:15
@Daisy Zhou, Thank you for the advice. I've never used any cloud service, but I did uninstall and reinstall IE even though I don't use it for anything other than the Favorites folder.
– Beth
Dec 7 at 20:19
Your shocked that an application would generate files it needs to function? Any application would do that just not a Microsoft application
– Ramhound
Dec 7 at 20:46
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I found my deleted favorites in hidden files under App Data, Local, Microsoft, Internet Explorer, Tiles. I want to delete the contents and the folder it's in. Will the Tiles folder reappear? If so, how do I get rid of it forever?
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asked Dec 5 at 1:40
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I found my deleted favorites in hidden files under App Data, Local, Microsoft, Internet Explorer, Tiles. I want to delete the contents and the folder it's in. Will the Tiles folder reappear? If so, how do I get rid of it forever?
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asked Dec 5 at 1:40
Beth
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asked Dec 5 at 1:40
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asked Dec 5 at 1:40
Beth
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asked Dec 5 at 1:40
Beth
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Yes; The Tiles folder will created again when you launched Internet Explorer.
– Ramhound
Dec 5 at 2:08
Try the method in this link:appuals.com/…
– Daisy Zhou
Dec 6 at 9:22
@Ramhound, Thanks for answering my question. There are about 4,000 deleted favorites in the Tiles folder. I was shocked, or maybe not, that Microsoft would purposely keep this information. Now I know to delete the contents more often.
– Beth
Dec 7 at 20:15
@Daisy Zhou, Thank you for the advice. I've never used any cloud service, but I did uninstall and reinstall IE even though I don't use it for anything other than the Favorites folder.
– Beth
Dec 7 at 20:19
Your shocked that an application would generate files it needs to function? Any application would do that just not a Microsoft application
– Ramhound
Dec 7 at 20:46
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Yes; The Tiles folder will created again when you launched Internet Explorer.
– Ramhound
Dec 5 at 2:08
Try the method in this link:appuals.com/…
– Daisy Zhou
Dec 6 at 9:22
@Ramhound, Thanks for answering my question. There are about 4,000 deleted favorites in the Tiles folder. I was shocked, or maybe not, that Microsoft would purposely keep this information. Now I know to delete the contents more often.
– Beth
Dec 7 at 20:15
@Daisy Zhou, Thank you for the advice. I've never used any cloud service, but I did uninstall and reinstall IE even though I don't use it for anything other than the Favorites folder.
– Beth
Dec 7 at 20:19
Your shocked that an application would generate files it needs to function? Any application would do that just not a Microsoft application
– Ramhound
Dec 7 at 20:46
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Yes; The Tiles folder will created again when you launched Internet Explorer.
– Ramhound
Dec 5 at 2:08
Yes; The Tiles folder will created again when you launched Internet Explorer.
– Ramhound
Dec 5 at 2:08
Try the method in this link:appuals.com/…
– Daisy Zhou
Dec 6 at 9:22
Try the method in this link:appuals.com/…
– Daisy Zhou
Dec 6 at 9:22
@Ramhound, Thanks for answering my question. There are about 4,000 deleted favorites in the Tiles folder. I was shocked, or maybe not, that Microsoft would purposely keep this information. Now I know to delete the contents more often.
– Beth
Dec 7 at 20:15
@Ramhound, Thanks for answering my question. There are about 4,000 deleted favorites in the Tiles folder. I was shocked, or maybe not, that Microsoft would purposely keep this information. Now I know to delete the contents more often.
– Beth
Dec 7 at 20:15
@Daisy Zhou, Thank you for the advice. I've never used any cloud service, but I did uninstall and reinstall IE even though I don't use it for anything other than the Favorites folder.
– Beth
Dec 7 at 20:19
@Daisy Zhou, Thank you for the advice. I've never used any cloud service, but I did uninstall and reinstall IE even though I don't use it for anything other than the Favorites folder.
– Beth
Dec 7 at 20:19
Your shocked that an application would generate files it needs to function? Any application would do that just not a Microsoft application
– Ramhound
Dec 7 at 20:46
Your shocked that an application would generate files it needs to function? Any application would do that just not a Microsoft application
– Ramhound
Dec 7 at 20:46
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Yes; The Tiles folder will created again when you launched Internet Explorer.
– Ramhound
Dec 5 at 2:08
Try the method in this link:appuals.com/…
– Daisy Zhou
Dec 6 at 9:22
@Ramhound, Thanks for answering my question. There are about 4,000 deleted favorites in the Tiles folder. I was shocked, or maybe not, that Microsoft would purposely keep this information. Now I know to delete the contents more often.
– Beth
Dec 7 at 20:15
@Daisy Zhou, Thank you for the advice. I've never used any cloud service, but I did uninstall and reinstall IE even though I don't use it for anything other than the Favorites folder.
– Beth
Dec 7 at 20:19
Your shocked that an application would generate files it needs to function? Any application would do that just not a Microsoft application
– Ramhound
Dec 7 at 20:46