Edge new browser Microsoft, which replaced the browser Internet Explorer. I must say that the replacement turned out to be quite successful, many Windows users 10 note its high operating speed compared to its predecessor. Like many other browsers, it also uses technology to save data from web pages. This technology allows you to load the most frequently used data from the cache - a special area on the hard drive - without loading the Internet channel, which reduces the loading time of a web page. Ingoda, when accessing a web page, it may not be displayed correctly or contain outdated information, in which case it becomes necessary to clean this area.
Microsoft Edge allows you to not only clean this area, but also completely disable it, if necessary. Let's look at how to clear the cache in Microsoft Edge below.
How to completely clear the cache in Microsoft Edge
This will clear the area for storing information from web pages in the Microsoft Edge browser.
Disabling cache in Edge
This new feature browser. Try using it if necessary. To do this, follow these steps:
With the cache disabled, the browser will directly access the web page.
The release of beta testing of Windows 10 has brought fruit to Microsoft. Many users around the world already have them on their computers. installed Windows 10. Everyone wants to try out the new features and interface of Microsoft's latest brainchild. There are many questions about new technologies in Windows 10. In particular, about the new Edge browser, created to replace the already familiar (and boring) Internet Explorer.
Microsoft Edge Browser, according to Microsoft developers, was created with the goal of forever replacing the old IE, which will have to become history. It is noteworthy that on releases like Enterprise, the standard browser is still Internet Explorer and there is no opportunity to try Edge there. The browser was created with the goal of becoming a truly worthy replacement. You can easily see that Edge is quite fast. Especially compared to IE. Some are inclined to believe that Edge is the fastest of all browsers. According to official according to Microsoft Edge is 112% faster than the popular one Google Chrome. There is quite a lot of controversy about this. But one thing we know for sure is that Edge offers a lot of features that you won't find in other modern browsers.
With the discovery of new opportunities, users also face more complex questions. Nobody wants to lose the previous functionality from other browsers. A very common question is how to disable the cache in Edge. In reality, the answer to this question is not obvious. Let's first figure out (for those who already know: let's repeat) what it all is.
Let's remember how pages are opened in a browser. When making a request to any address, the browser generates a request and sends it to the server on which the site we requested is located. If everything is fine, the server sends packets of information to the browser, which the browser receives and forms a web page from them. We see it on our screens. Every time we make such a request, we load both the server and the browser. Depending on the speed of our Internet (essentially the speed of transmitting and receiving requests from the server). Therefore, caching technology was invented. A cache is a special area in the computer's memory that stores data that has the highest priority when that data is requested. That is, when we request a page, if there is information from this page in the cache memory of our computer, the browser will not send a request to the server to receive new packets of information. Instead, it will load the data from the cache. This allows you to avoid wasting time on unnecessary requests. Important! The cache memory does not work with text data. Only files, images, various page color styles, etc. are cached.
We figured out what caching is. Why does the cache need to be disabled or cleared? The fact is that the browser will always try to “slip” old data to us, because it is faster and more profitable. However, if you, for example, are developing your website or have ordered development, and changes on the site occur every minute, it will be very inconvenient for you to refresh pages 5-10 times in anticipation of a new request to the server, rather than receiving information from the cache.
Many browsers allow us to clear the cache, but do not provide the ability to disable it. This is very inconvenient because it takes time to constantly cleanse. Microsoft Edge makes it very easy to both clear and completely disable the cache.
How to clear cache in Microsoft Edge?
That's it, the cache is cleared.
How to disable cache in Microsoft Edge?
That's it, caching is disabled. Now, every time you refresh the page, your browser will not look for data in the cache, but will immediately send a request to the server.
Besides main memory mobile devices, applications use a separate space with quick access. In it they store the data they need for stable and fast work. This space is called a temporary buffer or cache. About what it is, what it is needed for, what types there are and how to clean it in Windows Phone 8.1 and 10 can be found in this manual.
What is a cache and what is it for?
A cache is a fast-access intermediate memory that stores copies of data that can be used in the near future. When requesting information output, the client first accesses the cache and tries to find copies of the required entries stored in slower main memory. If any are found, they are read directly from the cache. Otherwise, data elements are loaded from main memory into intermediate memory for faster access to them in the future. This mechanism allows you to increase productivity and reduce task completion time.
What types exist
The cache is divided into hardware and software. The first type can be found in processors and storage devices, the second - in applications. However, despite the different application environments, their main job is to store information and quickly make it available for later presentation to the user.
How to clear cache on Windows Phone 8.1 and 10 Mobile
Windows Phone 8.1 and Windows 10 Mobile provide completely different sets of options for clearing the application cache, so for each of these versions of the mobile operating system Individual methods have been written by Redmond craftsmen.
Step-by-step steps in Windows Background 8.1
Instructions for Windows 10 Mobile
- Go to "Options".
- Go to System > Storage.
- Select the storage in which the applications are located - “This device” or “SD card”.
- Enter the "Temporary Files" section.
- Check the box next to “Temporary files” and click “Delete”.
- Return to the previous section, select “Applications and Games”.
- Tap on the desired software and click on “Advanced options”.
- Click on the “Reset” button, but only after you have thought carefully about whether it is worth doing. After all, in in this case you will not only clear the application cache, but also delete all your personal information that is in its isolated storage (account credentials, game progress).
Problems clearing cache in mobile versions of Windows
- In mobile G8 it is impossible to completely clear the cache. Due to its closed nature this version provides the ability to delete only traces of application activity.
- In the case of the mobile “ten”, clearing the cache is carried out by completely resetting the application, so in addition to it, the software also loses user information(account login and password, game data, personal settings).
- On 10 smartphones, the ability to clear the cache is available in build 15063 (version 1703, Creators Update) or later. Users of previous builds need to install an update to a more current build. Find out which version mobile Windows 10 is installed on the phone, you can use the “About the system” section, which is located in the OS parameters. Update system to current version you can do this:
These are all the ways we know to clear the cache on Windows Background 8.1 and 10 Mobile. We hope that they will help you in solving problems related to the operation of applications or lack of memory on your device.
Cache Office documents contains files used by Office to ensure changes are saved to the cloud. Sometimes, when you use Office with other apps in the cloud, the apps don't sync properly before closing Office, which can cause the Office document cache to become corrupted. Office can usually repair damaged files cache. However, if the cloud application is not synced properly, it may interfere with Office recovery.
Notes:
This article describes problems with the Office document cache that you may experience when using OneDrive. Similar problems may occur when using other applications. If you're using another cloud application, you can find information about troubleshooting sync issues in its Help or support page.
If you're having problems with OneDrive for Business, update the OneDrive sync app by following the steps in Sync files to OneDrive on Windows.
Fix Office Document Cache
If cached files become corrupted, the file will appear in the Office Upload Center. A notification appears in the status bar indicating that when using the cache Microsoft documents Office has detected a problem with the recovery link. When you click to restore, the Upload Center will display another error message prompting you to create backup copy cache and new. You may also see errors related to another cloud application you are using. When the button is pressed restore in the error message in the submission center it crashes again.
To resolve this issue, try deleting the document cache Microsoft Office manually. Deleting the cache is dangerous and it will fix the synchronization problem. After deleting the cache, synchronization may occur automatically, or you may need to sync manually.
Here's how the process works:
Perform a clean boot. This is to ensure that cache files are not loaded during startup. Otherwise, they will be blocked and you will not be able to delete them.
Important: This requires computer administrator rights.
Delete cache files. Often the problem can be resolved with this action. Office typically restores document cache files when problems are detected. If cache files are damaged beyond repair, deleting them allows Office to recover by replacing the damaged files.
Restart your computer and sync. During this process, Office restores the cache. After restoring the cache, all stuck files should be synchronized.
For more information about performing these steps, see the following sections.
Note: If the steps in this article do not resolve the issue, you may need to uninstall and reinstall Office. Instructions for this are not provided in this article. For more information about reinstalling Office, see Install Office on a Windows or Mac OS computer. If you are not involved in servicing company computers, we recommend that you contact system administrator before you reinstall Office. There may be circumstances that may affect the installation process.
The steps you need to take to perform a clean boot depend on what type of Windows version you are using. Find instructions for your version of Windows in the How to clean boot on Windows help article.
Step 2: Delete cache files
On Windows 10, press the Windows button, enter Microsoft Submission Center in field Search Microsoft Submission Center
On Windows 8 or 8.1, point to the bottom right corner of the screen, click Search, enter Microsoft Submission Center in field Search and then double click the application Microsoft Submission Center in search results (it may show version 2010 or 2013 depending on your version of Office).
On Windows 7, click Start, select items All programs, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Tools Office, and then - Microsoft Office Upload Center.
To open the Office Upload Center, do one of the following, depending on your version of Windows.
In the Upload Center, click Options and press the button Remove files from cache.
Now you will know if the problem is fixed. If the document cache could not be restored because it was corrupted, the problem should be resolved once Office can repair and sync your cloud files.
First, restart your computer normally. Reboot instructions are also provided in the article technical support How to do a clean boot on Windows. See the section "Resetting your computer to start after fixing clean boot problems." Find the version of Windows that is described in this section and follow the steps required.
After the reboot, OneDrive files should be synchronized. For instructions on how to sync OneDrive for Business, see OneDrive for Business sync issues.
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