Unable to delete Temporary files?

Akkaler

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I'm having an issue from last few days and that is, I'm not being able to dlt temporary files. Even when I dlt an app then the data of that app still left in the storage . Is thr any solution???
 
Tried to dlt by opening storage sense and then tapped on temporary files and later on "Delete"
 
How much space is being occupied in your "Others" category?

BTW, the "Others" section doesn't include App Data, so uninstalling an app would not significantly change the size of this category - that's why there's an "apps+games" category in Storage Sense. You can either try to determine if you're missing some of your videos or photos in your PhotoHub (there's a solution for that elsewhere), or browse for unsupported file formats by connecting your phone to your PC.
 
This is a chronic problem with my Windows Phone. The only solution I have found, is to backup everything, especially verifying if your photos from the phone, actually did backup to OneDrive. Check every photo, compare the photos on the phone with those on the OneDrive web site. Re-Sync those on your phone, that didn't get uploaded to OneDrive. Then, check and compare again. Do it again, if the photos are important and you don't want them lost forever.

Then hard reset/reboot your phone. Reinstall/log in to all your apps and set them up as you had previously.

The gigabytes of unknown wasted "Other" will be gone and you can start to enjoy your phone again. For me, it eventually, builds up again. Rinse and Repeat.

Best Wishes.
 
Almost 150mb space is occupied by others section. Actually once one of my pdf file gets corrupted and deleted automatically. from then this problem occurred
 
Kevin .. Buddy I knew this solution but I don't want to follow this procedure . This one would be the last one
 
How much total space does your phone have?

150MB? I doubt this is just one corrupted .pdf file, unless the pdf file was larger than 150MB. But try uninstalling and reinstalling your .pdf app (whichever app you used to attempt to view or handle the .pdf file that was corrupted).
 
It's now has around 600mb. that file was was of 40mb and was in zip file (thus that had a size of 41 mb)
 
Another method you can try to is simply leave your phone connected to your PC through a data cable, for about 15-30 minutes. Some users have experienced having the "Other" and "Temporary Files" sections decreased after a while. Have you tried this?
 
Fortunately, those temporary files gets deleted automatically yesterday. And now it shows only 14 mb space occupied by temp files