Is it OK to Delete these files in the Windows 98 Folder???

From: fre (fre_at_mon.com)
Date: 08/13/04

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    Is it OK to Delete these files in the Windows 98 Folder???

    In the Windows Folder:

    Temporary Internet Files
    Windows Update Setup Files
    Downloaded Installations
    Cookies
    Cache
    Internet Logs
    User Data

    Any potential problems deleted the content of these folders?

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