When you visit a web page, the files that make up that web page are stored in cache on your computer's hard drive. The next time you visit the web page, the page is pulled from the cache - - not the web. This provides for quicker access but also means you might not be looking at the latest version of the page. When you clear the cache, the browser is forced to get the page from the web rather than your hard drive.
 

1.  Click Tools, and select Internet Options on the Internet Explorer menu bar.
2.  Click the General tab.
3.  Click Delete Files.

NOTE: Be careful not to select Delete Cookies instead of Delete Files as this will remove all the cookies stored on the computer.

4.  Click OK on the Delete Files dialog box.
5.  Click OK.

NOTE: If these steps fail to resolve your problem, close all open browser windows and open the Internet Options window from the Windows Control Panel.
 

1.  Click Edit, and select Preferences on the Netscape menu bar.
2.  Click Advanced.
3.  Click Cache.
4.  Click the Clear Memory Cache button.
5.  Click the Clear Disk Cache button.
6.  Click OK.

NOTE: If these steps fail to resolve your problem, close all open browser windows and open the Internet Options window from the Windows Control Panel.
 

1.  Click Edit, and select Preferences on the Netscape menu bar.
2.  Click Advanced.
3.  Click Cache.
4.  Click the Clear Memory Cache button.
5.  Click the Clear Disk Cache button.
6.  Click OK.

NOTE: If these steps fail to resolve your problem, close all open browser windows and open the Internet Options window from the Windows Control Panel.
 

1.  Click Settings, and select Preferences on the AOL menu bar.
2.  Click Internet Properties (WWW).
3.  Click Delete Files.
4.  Click OK.

NOTE: If these steps fail to resolve your problem, close all open browser windows and open the Internet Options window from the Windows Control Panel.
 

1.  Click Settings, and select Preferences on the AOL menu bar.
2.  Click Internet Properties (WWW).
3.  Click Delete Files.
4.  Click OK.

NOTE: If these steps fail to resolve your problem, close all open browser windows and open the Internet Options window from the Windows Control Panel.
 

1.  Click Edit, and select Preferences on the Internet Explorer menu bar.
2.  Click the arrow beside Web Browser.
3.  Click Advanced.
4.  Click Empty Now.

NOTE: If these steps fail to resolve your problem, close all open browser windows and open the Internet Options window from the Windows Control Panel.
 

1.  Click Preferences.
2.  Scroll down to Web.
3.  Click Empty Cache.

NOTE: If these steps fail to resolve your problem, close all open browser windows and open the Internet Options window from the Windows Control Panel.