WindowsClearCache

Clearing the cache of browsers and the OS should be done regularly, as otherwise it may end up occupying a large space on the drives. Removing the unnecessary information can increase the loading times of web pages as well as boost the overall performance of a computer significantly. Speaking of clearing Windows cache, sometimes it may help avoid certain errors, incompatibilities as well as other problems.

WindowsClearCache is a lightweight script designed to help clear the temporary files that may take up space on the hard drives. According to the developer, the script should work equally well with browser cache and history. As with any other script, users simply need to double click to run the script and the cache and history should be cleared.

It is worth mentioning that the script includes a few parameters that enable users to specify the type of file that should be focused. Depending on their needs and preferences, users can opt for privacy, debloat and sysprep. Considering that the script needs to access the temporary folder, where Windows may store various important files as well, it is advisable that it is run with Administrative rights. Open the console as Administrator and then enter \Windows10SysPrepDebloater.ps1.