Windows 10: .dat file and configuration setting file automatically deleted from AppData Onedrive windows 11

Discus and support .dat file and configuration setting file automatically deleted from AppData Onedrive windows 11 in Windows 10 Gaming to solve the problem; I found some files with extensions .dat , .txt and configuration setting file no extension in recycle bin. These files have common path i.e... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Gaming' started by Raghav_755, Sep 12, 2023.

  1. .dat file and configuration setting file automatically deleted from AppData Onedrive windows 11


    I found some files with extensions .dat , .txt and configuration setting file no extension in recycle bin. These files have common path i.e `C:\Users\[UserName]\AppData\Local\Microsoft\OneDrive\settings\Personal`. Given that I neither use OneDrive, nor deleted these files manually. Should I restore them or delete forever?OS: Windows 11 version 22H2 OS build 22621.2134OneDrive version:

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    Raghav_755, Sep 12, 2023
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  2. macbeth Win User

    Cannot delete files in Temp

    There are a few files that i cant delete in
    C:\Documents and Settings\1st User\Local Settings\Temp
    which are ~DF567B.tmp, ~DFB71E.tmp, ~ROMFN_000007A8 and Perflib_Perfdata_7a8.dat. And some times there are a few more.
    What are these files and why cant they be deleted?
     
    macbeth, Sep 12, 2023
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  3. xman2007 Win User
    Cannot delete files in Temp

    im quite sure none of them are spyware perflib perfdata is just a temp file created by windows (or maybe a program you have installed) ive had the same thing and after a while of googling found them to be harmless i think they will dissapear on there own or you can delete them when there no longer needed by the system, try a washer program and see if that gets rid of them, i used to use a trial version of window washer but havent used this in a while so dont know weather they still do a trial or wether it comes with any kind of spyware as its a trial. but a washing program usually cleans everything if its a good one.

    also try booting into safemode as administrator and deleting the files.
     
    xman2007, Sep 12, 2023
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    3nd Win User

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