In Internet Properties, under settings...?

Question

what is the best setting for the amount of disk space to use for temporary internet files?

Answer 1

Let your system decide!

Answer 2

I always try to set mine as low as possible. The purpose of the cache (pronounced, cash, geekspeek for 'temporary internet files') is, in theory if you've visited site a, and then gone to site b and then go back to site a.. rather than having to reload the page (a potentially time consuming process in the old days of not just dial up, but slow dial up) it could look in the cache, and show you the same files w/o the reload.

Problem is: if your cache is too big, it will take as long to find locally as to download again anyway. Particularly with the advent of the broadband connection... the problem addressed by having a cache is negated by the size of the pipes currently available.

Answer 3

250

Answer 4

Open Outlook, and flow to kit, and then techniques and then bypass with the Mail Setup tab. Then grant/acquire and be specific that it extremely is indoors the checklist of all debts. you additionally can edit/get rid of the All debts checklist to the two accomodate your yahoo account or specific upload your yahoo account and which could fix you up. it is going into greater techniques, so be careful. (like the area to grant messages, or save drafts and stuff)

Answer 5

Mine is set at 1960MB and on the little slider thing - it's the 2nd line from the far left.

Answer 6

it can be any amount but if you use your internet very heavily and you dont clear the catche regularly than set it to 500 mb.

Answer 7

Mine is set to 120.

Answer 8

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