How to remove temporary files after reboot on Wind
Instead of going through the trouble (and danger) of doing this manually, I would recommend a program like CCleaner which can automate this process and leaves alone files that were created within the last 24 hours.
This is quite important, since some programs that might also run on startup could already be using temporary files, potentially causing issues. On Linux, the /tmp directory is known to be cleared out on every reboot, and all Linux programs are therefore designed around that principle.
Here's how to make CCleaner start with Windows:
Make sure only "Temporary Files" and other things you really want to clear on every startup are checked:
CCleaner should only delete files over a day old by default, but it doesn't hurt to check this setting:
After all this is done, CCleaner should run quietly in the notification area at every startup. The icon will disappear when cleaning is complete.
