Every time you visit a web page Internet Explorer makes a copy of the content of these web pages as files on your computer. These files are called Temporary Internet Files and are used to allow for ...

Although viewing any website temporarily downloads certain files, such as HTML pages and graphics, file downloads are permanently saved to your computer's hard drive until you manually delete them. If ...

When downloading files, especially larger ones that take a long time to download, a download occasionally fails or you may need to pause it. In Internet Explorer, you can easily restart a download to ...