IE 7 can't save any file in Vista

Please, help me solve issue under Windows Vista Business 32 bit - Then
downloaded file reach 100%, IE 7 delete it automaticaly, can't save. Maybe
SP2 Beta v.113 cause of? (Restored default setting of IE 7, nothing changed.
Installed as well EI 8 Beta 2, same result.) Also tried this suggestion:
Go to Tools > Options > click the "Security" tab. Check to see that the box
next to "Do not allow attachments to be saved or opened that could
potentially be a virus" is Unchecked.

Next, try disabling UAC on your machine: if that does the trick, you've got
file permission problems somewhere in the directories where IE is trying to
copy those files from temp to a final destination.

Run the SFC (system file checker) command against filemgmt.dll in
C:\Windows\System32.

As well same result, please help, I dont want to reinstall Windows Vista.

Thank for support!

Open start/.../system tools/disk cleanup

Clear your TEMP folders.

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"Gameslove" <> wrote in message
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> Please, help me solve issue under Windows Vista Business 32 bit - Then
> downloaded file reach 100%, IE 7 delete it automaticaly, can't save. Maybe
> SP2 Beta v.113 cause of? (Restored default setting of IE 7, nothing
> changed.
> Installed as well EI 8 Beta 2, same result.) Also tried this suggestion:
> Go to Tools > Options > click the "Security" tab. Check to see that the
> box
> next to "Do not allow attachments to be saved or opened that could
> potentially be a virus" is Unchecked.
>
> Next, try disabling UAC on your machine: if that does the trick, you've
> got
> file permission problems somewhere in the directories where IE is trying
> to
> copy those files from temp to a final destination.
>
> Run the SFC (system file checker) command against filemgmt.dll in
> C:\Windows\System32.
>
> As well same result, please help, I dont want to reinstall Windows Vista.
>
> Thank for support!