What are temporary Internet files and how can I delete them?
When you visit a website, your computer stores tiny pieces of data from the site so that its pages will display faster during return visits. Most computers store such files in a cache file or a folder called Temporary Internet Files. Occasionally the files can become corrupt or outdated and need to be deleted. To clear your browser’s cache (temporary Internet files), follow these steps: Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.x for Windows • Click Tools in the browser toolbar, then select Internet Options. • In the Temporary Internet Files section, click Delete Files, then click OK in the Delete Files window. • Click OK again. Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.x for Windows • Click Tools in the enhanced browser toolbar and select Internet Options. • In the Browsing History section, click Delete. • Click Delete Files in the Temporary Internet Files section of the Delete Browsing History window. Do not click Delete All. The Delete All feature will remove all cookies, passwords, and history from all ot
When you visit a website, your computer stores tiny pieces of data from the site so that its pages will display faster during return visits. Most computers store such files in a folder called Temporary Internet Files. Occasionally they can become corrupt or outdated and need to be deleted. Windows users • Microsoft Internet Explorer • Click Tools in the browser toolbar, then select Internet Options. • In the Temporary Internet Files section, click Delete Files, then click OK in the Delete Files window. • Click OK again. • Netscape 7.x or higher • Click Edit in the browser toolbar, then select Preferences. • Under the Advanced category, click Cache. (If you don’t see that option, click the “+” or arrow symbol next to Advanced.) • Click Clear Memory Cache and Clear Disk Cache. (Some versions may not have both buttons.) • Select Once per session and click OK.
