can msocashe folder be deleted? what's its purpose?

[ben]

At Office 2003 installation a folder called 'MSOCASHE' has been created on my
secondary disk drive. Can this folder be deleted? Would it cause any harm to
my Office in any way? What is this folder good for anyway, what is its
purpose?

Thanks in advance for your responses!

 

[garfield-n-odie]

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=825933 "Local Install Source
(Msocache)" tells why the MSOCACHE folder is created, and how to
delete it if you so desire. If you have extra space on your hard
drive, it's probably better to leave MSOCACHE on the hard drive.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=825933 "Local Install Source
(Msocache)" tells why the MSOCACHE folder is created, and how to
delete it if you so desire. If you have extra space on your hard
drive, it's probably better to leave MSOCACHE on the hard drive.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=825933 "Local Install Source
(Msocache)" tells why the MSOCACHE folder is created, and how to
delete it if you so desire. If you have extra space on your hard
drive, it's probably better to leave MSOCACHE on the hard drive.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=825933 "Local Install Source
(Msocache)" tells why the MSOCACHE folder is created, and how to
delete it if you so desire. If you have extra space on your hard
drive, it's probably better to leave MSOCACHE on the hard drive.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=825933 "Local Install Source
(Msocache)" tells why the MSOCACHE folder is created, and how to
delete it if you so desire. If you have extra space on your hard
drive, it's probably better to leave MSOCACHE on the hard drive.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=825933 "Local Install Source
(Msocache)" tells why the MSOCACHE folder is created, and how to
delete it if you so desire. If you have extra space on your hard
drive, it's probably better to leave MSOCACHE on the hard drive.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=825933 "Local Install Source
(Msocache)" tells why the MSOCACHE folder is created, and how to
delete it if you so desire. If you have extra space on your hard
drive, it's probably better to leave MSOCACHE on the hard drive.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=825933 "Local Install Source
(Msocache)" tells why the MSOCACHE folder is created, and how to
delete it if you so desire. If you have extra space on your hard
drive, it's probably better to leave MSOCACHE on the hard drive.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=825933 "Local Install Source
(Msocache)" tells why the MSOCACHE folder is created, and how to
delete it if you so desire. If you have extra space on your hard
drive, it's probably better to leave MSOCACHE on the hard drive.

 

[ANONYMOUS]

I wouldn't remove this folder because it is not uncommon to find that
when you try installing service packs, you are required to have your
original media to complete the update. Office XP was a nightmare on
upgrades especially when you want to put away your original media and
PID from pirates and hackers which most offices have! Uk is the worst
in this respect where you find that CDs go missing over the weekends and
long bank holidays!

 

[ANONYMOUS]

I wouldn't remove this folder because it is not uncommon to find that
when you try installing service packs, you are required to have your
original media to complete the update. Office XP was a nightmare on
upgrades especially when you want to put away your original media and
PID from pirates and hackers which most offices have! Uk is the worst
in this respect where you find that CDs go missing over the weekends and
long bank holidays!

 

[ANONYMOUS]

I wouldn't remove this folder because it is not uncommon to find that
when you try installing service packs, you are required to have your
original media to complete the update. Office XP was a nightmare on
upgrades especially when you want to put away your original media and
PID from pirates and hackers which most offices have! Uk is the worst
in this respect where you find that CDs go missing over the weekends and
long bank holidays!

 

[ANONYMOUS]

I wouldn't remove this folder because it is not uncommon to find that
when you try installing service packs, you are required to have your
original media to complete the update. Office XP was a nightmare on
upgrades especially when you want to put away your original media and
PID from pirates and hackers which most offices have! Uk is the worst
in this respect where you find that CDs go missing over the weekends and
long bank holidays!

 

[ANONYMOUS]

I wouldn't remove this folder because it is not uncommon to find that
when you try installing service packs, you are required to have your
original media to complete the update. Office XP was a nightmare on
upgrades especially when you want to put away your original media and
PID from pirates and hackers which most offices have! Uk is the worst
in this respect where you find that CDs go missing over the weekends and
long bank holidays!

 

[ANONYMOUS]

I wouldn't remove this folder because it is not uncommon to find that
when you try installing service packs, you are required to have your
original media to complete the update. Office XP was a nightmare on
upgrades especially when you want to put away your original media and
PID from pirates and hackers which most offices have! Uk is the worst
in this respect where you find that CDs go missing over the weekends and
long bank holidays!

 

[ANONYMOUS]

I wouldn't remove this folder because it is not uncommon to find that
when you try installing service packs, you are required to have your
original media to complete the update. Office XP was a nightmare on
upgrades especially when you want to put away your original media and
PID from pirates and hackers which most offices have! Uk is the worst
in this respect where you find that CDs go missing over the weekends and
long bank holidays!

 

[ANONYMOUS]

I wouldn't remove this folder because it is not uncommon to find that
when you try installing service packs, you are required to have your
original media to complete the update. Office XP was a nightmare on
upgrades especially when you want to put away your original media and
PID from pirates and hackers which most offices have! Uk is the worst
in this respect where you find that CDs go missing over the weekends and
long bank holidays!

 

[ANONYMOUS]

I wouldn't remove this folder because it is not uncommon to find that
when you try installing service packs, you are required to have your
original media to complete the update. Office XP was a nightmare on
upgrades especially when you want to put away your original media and
PID from pirates and hackers which most offices have! Uk is the worst
in this respect where you find that CDs go missing over the weekends and
long bank holidays!