So what is a cache?? and how do I clean it???

[lost-in-nj]

Some one told me how once...
but at the time I didn't need to do it... so my brain being the sieve it is

dumped the info.....


thanks for the help


lost

[Parche]

1. This is Gorn

:rofl: :rofl:

Oh wait, that is cash...................nevermind.....



:hi:


found cashcache

[Tripper11]

2. Here you go

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/ie6/using/howto/customizing/clearcache.mspx

Also try this out too..works great

http://www.ccleaner.com/

[lost-in-nj]

5. Thanks

I'll try them

I am really afraid to do this because i don't know what I will loose..

some of the stuff my husband put on .....
and some of the passwords I forgot...


lost

[Bucky]

3. The Cache is the section of the computer where .gifs, .jpegs, and other high density files oxidize

You have to literally clean out that section of your hard drive about once every two years (depending on usage). I recommend using water, baking soda, and a soft tooth brush. Some of your high end computer stores charge about $15 for a speciality C-Drive cleanser and brush set, but really the baking soda ought to do the trick.

Just make sure you don't used anything like Ajax or other industrial soaps. They help bust up the invisible oxidation nodes, but can also lead to a slow corruption of your operating system interface, which causes Windows to switch over to black-and-white safety mode. Apparently XP is suppposed to fix this problem, but I'd advise sticking with the baking soda as cleansing agent just in case.

[petronius]

8. This is terrible advice! You failed to mention that only distilled water should be used

Do you want someone to ruin their computer!?

:)

[trof]

4. WD-40

[TK421]

6. This sounds like a Cache-22 to me....

:D

[Burma Jones]

7. Jeb Bush is all up in my Cache with Disease

The only remedy is President Mercer (all three)