Finding temp folder

Is there anyway to find the temp folder on a windows, mac, or linux computer with java? Thanx!

It's the value of the system property "java.io.tmpdir":
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/lang/System.html#getProperty(java.lang.String)
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/lang/System.html#getProperty(java.lang.String)
System.getProperty("java.io.tmpdir");

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Hello,
The C-drive on my PC was exhausted, and I needed to clean up some space.
I cleaned all temp folders and moved some data folders, and at last the computer worked.
When I now try to update Lightroom the Creative Cloud-app fails with message that it can't uninstall old version, and if I try to uninstall from Control Panel, I get a message asking me to locate the install-file.
My eybrows lifted when I saw that the uninstall-files are supposed to be located in the temp-folder (which by definition should be ok to clean).
How can I recover from this? I have an old 4.4-version of LR installed, which hasn't been a problem, and a 5.3 version which was supposed to be updated to some 5.7-version now.
I found some reference to a CC-cleaner tool, but it doesn't list Lightroom and doesn't clean Lightroom.

Well, replying to my own thread here.
I got it working, using this very messy solution (don't do this if you do not understand the consequences)
Opened Registry editor, and removed these keys (for LR 5.3 and LR 4.4): (Searched the registry for occurences of 'Lightroom' - but stopped after these findings)
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\Installer\Features\BCA17DD2D255C20459929760CA9BC503
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\Installer\Features\DC559A118934A50488D64E463C16F8FB
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\Installer\Products\BCA17DD2D255C20459929760CA9BC503
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Also deleted all the Lighroom-paths from the values under this key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Installer\Folders
Now the Creative Cloud does the installation, and it seems to work.
This solution is messy because it leaves lots of LR4 and LR 5.3 references in the registry amd on the computer, it leaves all the files for the older versions.
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When I visit a site like youtube whith private browsing enabled and with the add-on named "shockwave flash" in firefox add-on list installed and activate the flashplayer by going to a video the following files are created in the folder C:\Users\MyUserName\AppData\Local\Temp\plugtmp-1
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I've also noticed multiple plugin-crossdomain-1.xml and onwards in numbers, I just clicked a youtube video to test, got 6 of them in my temp plus a file named "plugin-read2" (no more NL file cause I changed my country, don't know how youtube knows where I'm from, but that's another subject, don't like that either). I just noticed one with a different code:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
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So I guess this one comprimises my browsing history a bit less since it doesn't contain a webadress. If these files are even meant to be deposited in my local\temp folder. The bigger problem occurs when they stay there even after using private browsing, after clearing history, after clearing internet temporary files, cache, whatever you can think of. Which they do in my case, got more than 50 plugtmp-# folders in the previous mentioned local\temp folder containing all website names I visited in the last months. There are a variety of files in them, mostly ASP and XML, some just say file. I have yet to witness such a duplicate folder creation since I started checking my temp (perhaps when firefox crashes? I'd say I've had about 50 crashes in recent months).
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Microsoft Security Essentials informed me that these files were quarantained and deleted but when going to my temp file they were still there, I deleted them manually and began the great quest of finding out what the multiple gigabytes of other files and folders were doing in that temp folder and not being deleted with the usual clearing options within firefox (and IE).
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I'm sorry for the long story and many questions, hope it doesn't scare you away from helping me fight this. I suspect it's people wanting to belong to the hackergroup Anonymous who are doing this to my system and repeating their tricks (or the virus is still there, but I've done many antivirus scans with different programs so no need to suggest that option to me, they don't find it or I run into it after a while again, so far, have not seen jar_cache show up). Obviously, you may focus on the questions pertaining firefox and plugtmp folders, but if you can help me with any information regarding those exploits I would be extremely grateful, I've read alot but there isn't much specific information for checking where it comes from when all the anti-virus scanners don't detect anything anymore and don't block it incoming. I also have downloaded and installed process monitor but it crashes when I try to run it. The first time I tried to run it it lasted the longest, now it crashes after a few seconds, I just saw the number of events run up to almost a million and lots of cpu usage. When it crashed everything returned back to normal, or at least that's what I'm supposed to think I guess. I'll follow up on that one on their forum, but you can tell me if the program is ligit or not (it has a microsoft digital signature, or the name micosoft is used in that signature).

update:
I haven't upgraded my firefox yet because of a "TVU Web Player" plugin that isn't supported in the new firefox and I'm using it occasionally, couldn't find an upgrade for it. Most of my other plugins are upgraded in the green (according to mozilla websitechecker):
Java(TM) Platform SE 6 U31 (green)
Shockwave for Director (green - from Adobe I think)
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Adobe Acrobat (green, great, it's still there, well I guess this is the reader then)
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the other is "next generation plug-in for Mozilla browsers".
I think I'll just turn off the Netscape and Mozilla one, don't trust it, why would I need 2? There I did it, no crashes, screw java :P
There's also a Mozilla Default plugin listed there, why does firefox list it there without any further information whether I need it or not or whether it really originates from Mozilla firefox? It doesn't even show up when I use your website plugin checker, so is there no easy way by watching this list for me to determin I can skip worrying about it?
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Doing a quick check, the only homepage I can visit is the veetle one. The rest are greyed out. I also have several "Java Console" in my extentions tab, I deactivated all but the one with the highest number. Still no Java Console visible though, even after going to start/search "java", clicking java file and changing the settings there to "show" console instead of "hide" (can't remember exact details).
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While generating report of more than 1000 pages in RTF format throws the below mentioned exception
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Find below the environment details which would helpful for the analysis.
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Please suggest us a solution for this problem.
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Is this a problem Adobe is aware of? When can we expect this to be fixed?
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Hi Michael,
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CA Forum: .NET
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Unfortunately the DI API has never been particularly stable when processing larger amounts of data over extended periods. The error message you receive may not actually be related to the problem. Some patches are better than others. Are you able to do any testing on a different patch?
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So, when exactly can I or should I delete the contents of Auditions temp folder? Mine is currently at a bit over 400MB but on an 90GB partition.
But, I'm wondering when it is appropriate to clear some of all of the temp files out of there.
I just don't understand what they're there for, because as I understood it they are created when you make an edit on a file so that you can undo that edit, if this is true, here are my questions:
1. Are temp files only important when working on a session?
Because I mean, if I make an edit in edit view, it creates a temp file...but once I have finalized that edit and saved re-saved the waveform making it permanent, then what is the point of the temp file? How do I find out which temp files are associated with destructive edits that have been saved and thus making the temp file unnecassary?
2. Are temp files created when an effect is applied in Multi-Track view? if they are then:
IF I delete the wrong temp files does that mean that the efx I applied on certain tracks will no longer be there? Will efx dissapear from tracks on which I have applied them if I delete temp files?
Obviously I don't understand, but why do I need 400+ MB of temp files after my projects have been saved and closed? What is the purpose of all those temp files being there if all my projects are up to speed as far as saving is concerned?
any insight would be highly appreciated, thanks.
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hmmm, thanks for the response but are you sure?
Because it says specifically to use your biggest partition for the temp files folder...if they are all supposedly erased upon the closing of Audition (which mine are definetly not) then why do they suggest to that you use your biggest partition for the temp folder?
Here is more from the manual:
When you edit a file, Adobe Audition copies the audio data into a temporary file for internal use. This process allows for quicker editing, better handling of large files, and the ability to undo changes.
When specifying folders for temporary files, you should use hard disks with plenty of free space. (To specify these folders, see System preferences.) If free disk space reaches 45 MB, the Manage Temporary Folder Reserve Space dialog box appears. You can use this dialog box to delete temporary files and clear undo items.
Use the status bar to monitor the amount of free disk space. (See Display the status bar.)
well if you got to the help files you can see the image too, and it picture where it's giving you the option to delete what appear to be older temp files?
It seems unlikely that if Audition is deleting temp files upon closing and your temp folder is on your largest drive, that a situation would arise wherebye the temp files eat up so much space in one session that your HD is down to 45MB??
maybe I'm missing something, can someone confirm what ryclark said? Is it true that I can manually delete all my temp files and there will be no implications for my sessions which have already been closed?
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Running on Windows Vista.
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The files never seem to be deleted.
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one of our servers reported low disk space and we discovered, that its caused by huge files created in temp folder.
These file names are like C:\Windows\Temp\TMP00000A78405B314E573DA1A0
Process monitor reported, that theyre created by FEP (msmpeng.exe), from 1MB to 1.7GB size ..
Is it normal behavior?
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Sincerely,
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Overwritten temp folder / drive permissions

Hello,
I have this annoying issue with windows 8.1, my temp folder permission is changed periodically (like once a month or so) and I have to change it back manually, but I don't know what and why is doing this.
And right now this issue is grown, When I'm trying to copy or save a file to my secondary HDD a Windows allert pops up saying something like this: A required privilege is not held by the client (0X80070522)
Than I looked up the permissions and the Authenticated User was blanked out none of the checkboxes were checked
The funny thing is that Windows put the boot to that drive and haf of my softwares are also there and still something was able to change permissions (and or Ownership),
I would think Windows protects the MBR more.
So, I would like to know how can I resolve this and get my rights back to my HDD and find what is messing with my folder and drive permissions. Oh and is that right that the owner on that drive is TrustedInstaller because on my other drive Administrators
are the owner?
And please don't say to delete my user account because I use a lots of software which needs configuration (like IIS, MySQL, etc..) and right now I don't have a day or two to reconfigure everything.

Hi,
For this issue,please reset the security settings on your system from the following article.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/313222
Note:This article is for windows vista and let us test if it works Windows 8.1.
Just run in a evalated prompt the following command.
secedit /configure /cfg %windir%\inf\defltbase.inf /db defltbase.sdb /verbose
If the issue persists,please reset all permissions, run this command:
icacls * /reset /t /c /q
Regards,
Kelvin Xu
TechNet Community Support

Temp folder on powerpc? (OS 10.5.6)

Hi,
Where is/are the temp folder(s) on Mac OS 10.5.6 powerpc? I'm trying to find where Sound Studio puts recordings before the file is actually saved by the user.
Thank you!!

You might try finding out that information here: http://www.freeverse.com/support/

Deleting "Temp Folder" to Allow iTunes to Work But It Comes Back!

Can you please help me?
I am trying to install iTunes, and for some reason this time I have got the error "iTunesSetup.exe is not a valid Win32 application."(I've downloaded iTunes before and have never had this problem before.
So basically, I have followed the trouble shooting for this error, the one where you dlete iTunesSetup.exe. and delete Temp Folder. However, when I dlete Temp, it keeps on coming back. I close any other window, try again, but same thing happens. I restart comp and come back to find it still there and the trouble shooting has not worked. Help me please!!!!!

Alright Raver, I'm giving you my clean install instructions. Please read them over before you step through them to be sure you understand them. Remember to follow the steps VERY carefully, otherwise you could cause harm to your PC.
1. Uninstall itunes/ipod/QT software. Delete any old installations you might have.
2. Reboot your PC
3. Re-download the itunes installer and QT and save this installer to your desktop
4. Go to C:\WINDOWS\Downloaded Installations. You should see folders like {06EB3288-C5F4-4C73-8EEE-AC798668FF66}
5. Look in each of these folders for itunes.msi and delete the folder. Be careful to only delete the folders containing itunes.msi
6. Clean out your temp folders, Delete as much as you can in these folders except for the folders Cookies, History, Temporary Internet Files.
a. C:\windows\temp (if one exists)
b. C:\Documents and Settings\{username}\Local Settings\Temp
Sometimes installers will pick up old files or won’t delete their temporary files.
7. Go to http://www.download.com/3000-2094-881470.html and download the regcleaner. Unpack it and run it. This is a nice utility that will delete broken registry entries and create a file with them. This way if it deletes anything needed you can add it back. Note I never had to do this with using it for many years. Also it doesn't list XP but you'll be fine. I run XP on both.
8. Empty your recycle bin. Reboot your PC.
9. Now try to go and install everything again. I'd do QT first then follow with itunes. Remember to disable virus/firewall/privacy/web accelerators before launching the install.
If you still can't install then I might need a install log. However I'll give you those steps if these don't work.

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