How to Configure & Bind a TMP Directory
The Windows "tmp" variable points to the folder in which you keep temporary files. You can change the default folder to your own temporary folder stored on the computer. After you create the folder, you set up the directory in the Windows environment variable settings, which binds the folder to your computer's setup. After it's bound, any time your computer needs a temporary folder, it uses the folder you bound in the settings.
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Instructions
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Click the Windows "Start" button and right-click the "Computer" icon. Click "Properties" to open the properties window.
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Click the "Advanced System Settings" link in the left panel. Click the "Environmental Settings" button at the bottom of the window. Another configuration window opens.
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Click the "tmp" environmental variable. At the end of the list of folders, type your custom temporary folder you want to bind to the computer. Click "OK" to save the settings.
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