Yes. Adobe and Creative Cloud fill up the temp folder quickly.
I have a small NVMe drive as C so on a PC I went into SYSTEM Environment / Advanced and moved both temp folders to an "I" drive and named it Ntemp. I also moved the ACR folder to the "I" drive.
Issues created by this -- those new Neural Filters won't download successfully if your temp files aren't on the C drive.
On my desktop I have a shortcut to the NTemp folder.
Next to it on the desktop is a .bat file I created that deletes the Ntemp folder and the ACR folder, and, in the same .bat file recreates the folders if they were deleted as well. Folders won't be deleted if there's stuff in them, i.e. an open file explorer creates a temp file, browser files that are currently open.
To create a .bat file just start a notepad document and type commands. The ones below work nicely. When finished save as delete tmp.bat onto your desktop for regular use.
Remember that when you read the contents of my .bat file -- I moved both temp folders to the I drive named Ntemp.
Through Photoshop preferences I moved ACR folder to the I drive as well.
rd /s /q "I:\NTemp\" This line empties the NTemp folder
mkdir I:\NTemp This line makes a new NTemp folder ONLY if the whole thing was deleted
rd /s /q "I:\ACR\" This line empties the ACR folder
mkdir I:\ACR This line makes a new ACR folder ONLY if the whole thing was deleted.
Type only the stuff on the left return after each line. NOT the This line stuff.
Lastly, if you don't trust or have any questions about this post just create a "test" folder somwhere.
Create a "delete test.bat" file. Adjust the parameters from my .bat file and try it. Just replace the stuff between the " " with the path to your test folder.
Once you get comfortable. Try moving your Google Cache folder to another drive and add it to your bat file to be deleted.
