May I delete these .NET framework files?

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  1. stormy13
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    Win 7 Ultimate x64
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    First of all they are not <NET files, but temp files from the install of VC++ 2008 and are safe to delete,

    VCRedist from VC++ 2008 installs temporary files in system root directory
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  3. RoloDman
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    stormy13 said:
    First of all they are not <NET files, but temp files from the install of VC++ 2008 and are safe to delete,

    VCRedist from VC++ 2008 installs temporary files in system root directory
    well hotdog! thanks!
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