Thread: Download a video from the Internet

[Q] I have a few queries. Recently, I downloaded a video from the Internet. I have installed Real Player 11 and downloaded a video from a wepsite and the type of video file is FLV. When I am copying the file to a pen drive, an error pops up saying "The disk is too deep", but it is just a 25 MB file. How do I copy it? Secondly, every week I have a habit of deleting unnecessary files using Ccl~aner. r check the prefetch folder in the C:\Windows directory every day. For example, if I check on Monday it is 2.4 MB, on Tuesday it is 3.6 MB, and so on. And on Saturday when I opened the prefetch folder, it reported only 1.4 MB. But I have not deleted any of the files. I want to know why it automatically deletes the files.

For the first problem, format the pen drive properly and try copying the file again. Are you sure the error is not "Path too deep"? Check if the file being copied is nested within multiple folders with long names. As for your second query, the Prefetch folder is used by Windows to speed up the boot process. Windows records information about every program that starts at bootup and uses this information to boot more quickly the next time. This folder usually accumulates useless junk files, especially if you change your computer's hardware often. There's absolutely no harm in emptying this folder. Simply delete all the files in it and Windows will rebuild it as and when required.