Can I delete the system album cache in my Samsung phone?

can be deleted, these caches will only occupy your phone's memory, if you need to click on it next time, it will be cached again, so it doesn't matter, you can rest assured to delete. Therefore, it is recommended to delete the cache after clicking on the system album every time, which can save memory.

Caching

The English word for cache is cache, which is generally used for RAM memory, which is used to store temporary data, and the stored content will disappear after the power is off. The cache is a temporary file exchange area, and the computer takes the most commonly used files from the memory and puts them in the cache temporarily, just like putting tools and materials on the workbench, which is more convenient than going to the warehouse to pick them up now. Because caches often use RAM (non-permanent storage that is off when the power is off), files are still sent to hard disks and other storage for permanent storage after they are busy.

The largest cache in the computer is the memory module, the fastest is the L1 and L2 cache embedded in the CPU, the video memory of the graphics card is the cache for the GPU, and the hard disk also has 16M or 32M cache. Never think of caching as a thing, it's a generic term for a way of processing.

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Ways to delete cache files on your phone:

Way 1If you want to clean the cache in your phone's software: Settings - Find "Application Manager" - (All) - Select the name of the software you want to delete the cache (take the browser as an example, select "Internet") - Storage) - Clear the cache.

Way 2Some machines have built-in smart managers (or memory managers) that delete unnecessary data such as caches.

Note: Please back up the important data in your phone before clearing the cache files to avoid data loss.

Solution: 1. Try to delete it through "My Files". The way to do this is to open the app, find the corresponding folder in My Files, find the ** that needs to be deleted, and select Delete Bypass.

2. If you can delete it, but you can't delete it through the album**, you can clear the album data. The way to do this is to find the Application Manager in the settings, select Albums, and clear the data.

3. If ** is stored in an external memory card, you can back up the data in the memory card and try again to format the memory card.

4. If it doesn't work, back up the data in your phone, and then restore it to factory settings.

5. If the problem still exists, you can bring the purchase invoice, repair card and machine to the Samsung Service Fuchang Wheel Service Center, and the professional after-sales engineers will help test it.

1.Check in the file manager whether the code is called: Open the file manager, check the folder in the phone's memory card, if you don't find the folder, it may be because it has been deleted.

2.Check if it's moved: Open the file manager and see if there's a folder in another folder, and if it is, it may be because the folder was moved to a different folder.

3.Re-establish **folder: If the **folder is deleted, you can link to re-establish **folder, copy the ** from the phone to the newly created folder, and then view it in the album category, and it can be displayed normally**.

After deleting the ** in the photo album of Samsung mobile phone, it cannot be deleted directly, but will be saved to a "recently deleted" album, which can be completely deleted by the following methods**, the steps are as follows:

2. Go to the gallery page, and then find the "Recently Deleted" album at the bottom of the album list

3. Click to enter the album, then find "Clear" at the bottom of the screen, and click to delete the photo completely

Samsung phones generally recommend the following steps to troubleshoot and deal with them:

1. It is recommended to check whether the mobile phone has installed the cache of third-party software**, clear the cache or try to uninstall the content of the third-party software.

2. If you need to delete the ** generated by the third-party software, please operate: Application - Album - Find the ** generated by the use of the third-party software to delete. Or go to My Files - Find the third-party software temporary cache folder and delete the unwanted **.

3.When you find ** in the external SD card, please format the SD card after backing up the data in the SD card.

If the problem persists, please bring the purchase invoice, repair card and machine to the Samsung service center for professional after-sales engineers to help test.

A:1.First of all, there is a [Cloud and Account] option in the settings, click [Samsung Cloud], if you have backed up, you can see your backup**, and you can delete it in the album option.

If you don't back up, the system will prompt you to back up before you can log in and delete it.

How to delete the ** in the album on your phone:1Application - Album - Open an album - Menu key - Select item - Tick ** - Click Delete (trash can icon).

2.Open My Files - find the folder where ** is stored dcim-camera - check and delete.

There is a [Cloud and Account] option in the settings, click [Samsung Cloud], if you have a backup, you can see your backup**, and you can delete it in the album option.

If you don't back up, the system prompts you to back up before you can log in to delete it.

If you want to use Samsung Cloud, please follow these steps:

Application - Samsung Cloud - After reading the instructions of "Samsung Cloud", click to log in to your Samsung account to enable the service.

If you have registered a Samsung account, you can click to log in and enter your Samsung account and password to log in. If you don't have a Samsung account, click "New Account" - select a certificate type to register - enter your real name and ID number - pop up after confirmation - click OK - fill in all the information and click OK.

Samsung will send an activation email to your email address (the email address filled in the registration above), open the email email, click on the activation link inside, and the account can be successfully registered.