Why should I clear my cache?
The simple answer is the most important. You have a limited amount of space on any given space. Most of the time it might not be a problem but if you like to visit sites constantly then you may get unwanted files stored on your system that could slow your system down and even slow down your browser experience. It depends on how fast your system will react to your browsing and what happens when you get some bad cache files from websites. This can help clear those up and stop all those popups that maybe becoming annoying to you. You might get advertisements and other pop ups that will cause problems while you are trying to use your computer.
How Do I clear my cache in Google Chrome and Edge?
The real questions is how you would do this quickly and easily to help you get where you can have your browser speed up and non intrusive as it should be. If you are getting popups or something that looks like a browser page then this is where you should start. Clear your cache and get rid of the potenital cache causing problems. Here’s how to do it easily and quickly:
On Google Chrome Press CTL-SHIFT-DEL, while you have Google Chrome up and running this is the quickest way to clear your cache in Chrome.
If you want to make sure you get all the data, you should select ‘All time” in Time Range and check all boxes to make sure you remove all necessary files off of Google Chrome. Once done close out Google Chrome and restart and you should have a cleaner experience with Google Chrome.
Windows Edge Browser
On Windows Edge Browser copy and past this into your address bar.
edge://settings/privacy
Once there you should see something like this:
This will be the same thing as you did with Google Chome select Time range “All Time” and make sure to check the first 4 options available and hit Clear Now as edge removes all the cache that was collected over time. Once done exit out of edge and then start it up and you should have no more problems with popups as long as you don’t have a different browser. If you have a different you should search for how to clear the cache in those types of browsers.
What if you can’t delete the cache?
In Google Chrome the best and easily way to fix this to load up chrome in incognito mode and then try to delete the cache that way. However this may or may not work depending on what might be causing this.
One Edge the easily pres Windows Key + R and type “start msedge -inprivate“. Once you do that then try to clear the browser cache and see if that allows you to clear the cache. The last part of this is that you might need to reboot your system to allow the system to complete some update or problems that might not allow you to clear cache for some reason or other.
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