Cleaning out your temporary internet files

 

 

Every time you launch Internet Explorer it attempts to load all the pages it has previously used into your PC’s memory.  Every page you go while on the internet saves itself as a temporary internet file on your computer without you being aware of it.  Over time it will take longer and longer to open Internet Explorer and will slow down your internet surfing.  It is important to clean these files out daily to keep Internet Explorer from slowing down.  Please follow these instructions to keep your Internet Explorer working at optimum speed.

 

 

Right Click on Internet Explorer and go to Properties

Click the button that says Delete Files located underneath the Temporary Internet Files section

 

You will receive a pop up with a checkbox that says Delete all Offline Content.  Check this box.  This will get rid of the temporary files stored on your C: drive.  Click OK.

Your temporary internet files have been cleaned.