The cache is a logical repository of records of the most recent names of deleted resources. This is a kind of intermediate buffer containing information that is most likely to be in demand. The cache is necessary to optimize the performance of the computer: dynamically fixing the last requests, the cache, when re-accessing them, significantly speeds up the time of the next request.
Instructions
Step 1
The cache file is also called the root hints file because the records of the last visited resources store information about the root servers. This information is used to quickly redirect the request for subsequent access to remote resources. Performing an important function of optimizing computer performance, the cache can at the same time significantly degrade performance indicators. This may be due to the filling of the cache with unnecessary, unnecessary information.
Step 2
How to find the cache if it becomes necessary to clear this file or perform other manipulations on it? The cache is located in system folders that are hidden from the user, so to view the cache file, you must first configure the view of system folders and file extensions.
Step 3
Then browse the System32 folder, find the Dns folder that contains the Cache.dns file. This file is a cache.
