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Cache-Poor

August 21, 2012 by The T By D Team Leave a Comment

Dear Geek,

We changed over our servers yesterday and were having some problems with them.  Someone advised to clean out the “cache” – What is it, and does it really need cleaning?

Sincerely,

Cache-Poor

Dear Cache-Poor,

Cache is related to the browsing history.  It is more the files that the browser saves, in order to load pages quicker when you go to view them the next time.  Not only does this take up space on your computer, but sometimes pages come with bad or malicious files, so its recommended to clear them at least once per week if possible.  The Cleaner program we use does this on a regular basis for us, helping to keep systems clean, and running smoothly.

For instructions on how to clear your browser’s cache (for all major browsers), with screenshots, click here:  http://www.wikihow.com/Clear-Your-Browser’s-Cache

If you have a question for our Resident Geek, send it to:  geek@tbyd.ca.  We’ll translate it from Geek-lish to English, so it actually helps!

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