ram1009: No, you look. I've been using computers for nearly 20 years and nobody has even suggested such a remedy as the only course of action...
cogadh: I'm sorry, but I have to call "shenanigans" on this one. There is no way someone with the PC use experience you claim has never had occasion to and does not how to clear the internet cache. It is one of the most basic browser remedies around, practically equivalent to rebooting your PC when it locks up.
Obviously your term "shenanigans" is your uphemism for liar. Calling names is what many people do when they have nothing else to say. Are you running for office by chance? If you'd read my post as carefully as you claim to you'd know that I said that I thought I knew what was being asked but wasn't sure. The reason I wasn't sure is bucause of the absolute absurdity of such a solution. I simply wanted to make sure that what the OP was calling "cache" was in fact "temp Internet files" to my browser. I have a solution to this problem which is far less invasive to my life. Instead of flushing my cache, I'll just flush this website. You need to be more careful who you call a liar. Where I come from it can get you hurt.
cogadh: I'm sorry, but I have to call "shenanigans" on this one. There is no way someone with the PC use experience you claim has never had occasion to and does not how to clear the internet cache. It is one of the most basic browser remedies around, practically equivalent to rebooting your PC when it locks up.
Virama: I use CC regularly. Thanks very much for the little nugget of life experience. I'll be sure to look you up next time I have any issues.
Wow...
ram1009 - try downloading CCleaner. That will clean SPECIFICALLY what you choose, just be careful with the registry cleaner part... Still, it is a simple, effective way to clean your cookies out.
And may i suggest you LISTEN to other people. Just because you've been using IE and Win95 for 20 years doesn't mean you know squat.
Cheers