Windows 10: Hello , huge temp file, no idea how to open, 14 gb. Please help, thank you

Hello , my issue is i have this temporary file on my desktop and it's 14 GBS and for the death of me I can't find any program, app nothing that will tell me what it is muchless open it, it's eating up so much of my hard drive but as I said I've got no clue what it is without opening it or can it be tossed? I'm thinking it might not be the best idea to just post it up here for security reasons. If someone could help me out and tell me the best way for it to be looked at, zi would be forever in your debt. Thank you

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Local Temp folder filling up with huge mservice.txt files

Hello,

I'm using Windows 11. My Local temp folder for my user (C:\Users\(profile)\AppData\Local\Temp) is filling up with these huge text files (35-45 GB each) that are a date format followed by mservice.txt. There is one for each day for about the past week, for example the one for today is formatted as 2023-02-07_mservice.txt.

I was able to delete all of the files except the one for today as my computer said the file was still in use. I can look in my file explorer and literally see the size of today's file quickly growing (it's grown from 16.8 GB to 17.6 GB just in the time it has taken me to write this post so far)

Does anyone know what is causing these huge files to appear daily all of a sudden and any way to stop it? Or do I just have to go into my temp folder each day to manually delete them?

UPDATE: I opened up today's file to see if there were any clues, and it just has this error listed a bazillion times over with timestamps, like it is attempting and failing this test continually throughout the day:

2023-02-07 00:00:00 [MAXIM_Dmon] EnumParts failed! Result: 0x80070490

So maybe something to do with my Maxim Audio Services that is running? Still didn't help me much but might help you.

 

Huge Windows Temp File

Any idea why the one file is 92 GB - that's huge!

 

Huge Windows Temp File

I have a new computer with Windows 10 on a 250 GB SSD. Even after a Disk Clean-up, I notice that the Windows Temp folder still contains a number of files that start with "skwsrefmfx 2019 ..." Several are 0 KB but one is 92 GB!!! Is it OK to delete these
files and why is the one file so huge?