Where can I find and delete the IE cache files of my computer???

It's the same thing.

IE caching. In order to improve the speed of visiting web pages, the Internet Explorer browser will use a cumulative acceleration method to store the content of the web pages you have visited (including ** and cookie files, etc.) on your computer. This storage space is called IE cache.

In the future, every time we visit, IE will first search this directory, if there is already content that has been accessed, then IE does not have to be from the Internet, but directly from the cache, thus improving the speed of access.

Set IE cache size:

To improve the access speed of IE, IE caching is essential. The IE cache is installed in the system area by default and will take up a large amount of system space. So if your system space is really tight, you can set the cache to occupy a little smaller, select "Internet Options" under the "Tools" menu of IE, and then in the "General" tab you will see that there is an item of "Internet Temporary Files", click the "Settings" button, and then set the cache size to a suitable value in the pop-up "Settings" dialog box.

You can also move the IE cache to a different location.

Internet Temporary Files" under "Settings", then click the "Move Folder" button in the "Settings" dialog box, select the folder in "Browse Folders" to move the IE cache to other places, so that you don't have to worry about the IE cache being too large and taking up more space.

Internet Explorer -- Tools -- Internet Options -- General -- [Delete Files].

Internet Options > General > Settings.

There's the address inside.

You can also click View File or View Object.

tools"-> Internet Options - >"Browsing history - > settings"->"View the file".

Step 1: Click "Internet Options" in "Tools" in IE to enter the "Internet Options" setting interface.

Step 2: Select "Settings" (inside the red box on the left) to enter the "Settings" interface on the right. Then click "View File", you can see the content of your win7 default cache file.

Step 3: The contents of this folder are the files you are looking for.

In order to increase the speed of accessing web pages, the Internet

Explorer will use a cumulative acceleration method to store the content of the web pages you have visited (including ** and cookie files, etc.) on your computer. This storage space is called IE cache. In the future, every time we visit, IE will first search this directory, if there is already content that has been accessed, then IE does not have to be from the Internet, but directly from the cache, thus improving the speed of access.

Set IE cache size:

To improve the access speed of IE, IE caching is essential. The IE cache is installed in the system area by default and will take up a large amount of system space. So if your system space is really tight, you can set the cache to occupy a little smaller, select "Internet Options" under the "Tools" menu of IE, and then in the "General" tab you will see that there is an item of "Internet Temporary Files", click the "Settings" button, and then set the cache size to a suitable value in the pop-up "Settings" dialog box.

You can also move the IE cache to a different location.

Internet Temporary Files" under "Settings", then click the "Move Folder" button in the "Settings" dialog box, select the folder in "Browse Folders" to move the IE cache to other places, so that you don't have to worry about the IE cache being too large and taking up more space.

How do I delete it? 1. Click to open an IE.

2. Click "Internet Options" in the "Tools" menu in the menu bar

3. Click "Delete File" in the pop-up dialog box

4. In the pop-up dialog box, tick "Delete all offline content", and after.

Point OK