The
Temporary Internet Files folder is the location
on your hard disk where Web pages and files
(such as graphics) are stored as you view
them. This speeds up the display of pages
you frequently visit or have already seen,
because Internet Explorer can open them from
your hard disk instead of from the Web.
This
folder contains all the Web sites you have
visited recently. The addresses are copied
to this folder, which is also known as a cache.
If you visit the sites again, they load faster.
1)
Open Internet Explorer
2)
Go to Tools and select Internet
Options
3)
Make sure the General tab
is selected.
4)
Under "Temporary Internet files",
click the button "Delete Files..."
5)
After clicking Delete Files button, you will
see this pop up message. Click OK.
6)
After deleting the temporary files, you will
return to the General tab
in the Internet Options box.
If you want to check the Settings for your
Temporary Internet files folder, click on
the button "Settings...",
then click OK.
