So you want to automatically clear RAM cache memory in Windows 10 without restarting your computer every time? You have come to the right place, you can either use RAMMap by Mark Russinovich, as far as I know, this can only be run manually, but you can use Empty Standby List and setup a task schedule to run it automatically. Mar 19, 2016 The ability to manually clear memory cache and buffers is critical and essential when switching from one major intensively memory workload to another, else you'd have to depend on Windows somehow understanding that recent files and applications would never be used again (asking the impossible) and use its own garbage collection algorithm.

There is no practical sense in cache cleaning because Windows will use this memory easily when needed. But you may use RamMap tool ind its Empty functions.

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When changing IP addresses of your web site, your going to need to allow plenty of propagation time for the entire Internet to 'see' that change, so the most important thing you can do is HAVE PATIENCE, because sometimes it can take over 48 hours to fully propagate then entire internet.
To get a good idea what IP Address the world is seeing for your domain name, go to www.WhatsMyDNS.net and type in your domain name and select 'A' record and then 21 locations (out of millions) around the world will be sampled as to what IP address is being seen for your domain. It's common to see one or two red X's so don't worry about that, if you see them. If  you are seeing the NEW IP address in all the locations, that means, for the most part your domain has propagated. But it might not have propagated on your computer so here is some things to try, to help 'flush out' the old IP.

If your computer/device is still seeing the old IP, that means your old IP address may still be 'stuck' in your local computer. So here is what you need to do if you are using a Windows Based PC, like Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8.1 or Windows 10. Using a MAC, no problem, vist this page Reset the DNS cache in OS X at Apple Support, but you might want to look at Step 5 below before you go, it could help you.

1) You will need to open your 'Command Prompt' on your Windows based computer by, here is the instructions if you do not know how:

a) Click on the Windows Start button lower left on your monitor (you can skip with Windows 10 just search in the 'Search the web and Windows field bottom left)

b) In the Search Programs & Files field type 'cmd' and then on the cmd.exe file (this is important) RIGHT CLICKthe file and select 'RUN as administrator' (if you do not run as administrator the remaining instructions will NOT work).

2) With the Command Prompt (cmd) Open type in the exact phrase:

ipconfig /flushdns
Once the above is typed in the command prompt hit the Enter (return) key to run the command. Make sure there is only ONE space between the 'g' in ipconfig and the '/' forward slash in front of flushdns

You will see the following result from running this command:

Successfully flushed the DNS Resolved Cache.

3) Now check to see if your domain name is now pointing to the proper IP on your local machine. By using the Command Prompt to type in this command:

ping your-domain-name-here.com
There will be one space between the 'g' in ping and the first character in your domain name, of course replace 'your-domain-name-here.com' with your actual domain name.

You will see a set of numbers in this format XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX and if those numbers are numbers of your IP address then the dns flush worked on your computer.

NOTE: Sometimes you will need to reboot your computer after you have completed a DNS Flush. If you are still seeing your old site (assuming your site 'look' changed with the new IP address) you might need to clear your web browser cache. The newer versions of Firefox has its own DNS cache, so make sure to close Firefox web browser before starting the above.

4) After running the DNS Flush command in step 2 you might need to run the 'net stop dnscache' and ' net start dnscache' command if you are still having issues. Here is how:

a) With the Command Prompt still open in running as administrator type the following command:

net stop dnscache
(then hit/tap the Enter key to start the command)

You should see the following after you run that command
The DNS Client service is stopping.
The DNS Client Service was stopped successfully.

b) Now Run this command to restart DNS cache:

net start dnscache
(then hit/tap the Enter key to start the command)

You should see the following after you run that command
The DNS Client service is starting.
The DNS Client service was started successfully.
c) Now Ping your domain name (see Step 3 above ) to see if your IP address has been removed and replaced with the new IP address. If it has not see Step 5 for possible resolution.
5) If following all the steps above still the domain name is pointing to the old IP address, and you are on a local area network (LAN) it could very well be your Router has cached the IP for the domain. You can just simple wait until your Router updates or do the following:
a) Turn off all computers/devices connected to the router.
b) Turn off your router (if seperate from your Modem).
c) Now turn off your DSL or Cable Modem (if it has internal battery unpluging the router the battery will keep it powered, so recommend you call your ISP provider for instructions). Make sure to leave your DSL or Cable Modem off for approximately 10 minutes, minimum of 5 minutes, but longer the better.
d) Now you will want to start powering the above items up again in reverse order, DSL or Cable modem (make sure it goes through all its checks), then your router, if seperate, and then your computer/devices.
e) Once your modem, router and computer are back up and running perform Step 3 above again and see if your domain name has switched to the new IP. If it has not, that means, a switch/router on the internet upstream from your modem is still seeing and feeding your modem/router the old IP, and only time will cure this issue. You should see the issue resolve it self in hours and under a worse case senario a couple of days.
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updated - September 9, 2015

How to Clear all kinds of Windows cache. This article shows you steps to clear all type of cache present in Windows 10 Computer. Microsoft’s new installment in its long running Windows Operating System ,is the new windows 10.The new Operating System is a huge improvement compared to its predecessors.

Also read: –How to delete windows 10 update cache to get rid of unwanted files

Windows 10, stores significant amounts of cache to make the system faster and more responsive compared to previous versions, this indeed is very efficient if you have tons of Free storage and free ram to work with, or a high performance cpu. Unless you have a considerable amount of free memory, you will eventually run into problems that will slow down your Pc , cause it to lag and maybe even hang if you load it with lot of tasks.

Fear not, I will now show you, how to clear the 4 types of cache in Windows 10

Delete Temporary catched files on your Windows PC

Step 1 – Right Click on Windows icon on bottom left of your PC screen.

Step 2 -Now, click on run.

Note: – Alternatively you can also press windows key + R together to bring RUN command box.

Step 3 – Now, write %temp% in it and hit enter.

Step 4 – Now, delete all the files in the folder.

Step 4 – Now, again Open run command box and write tempin it and hit enter.

Step 5 – Now, delete all files in the folder.

Step 6 – Now, again right click on windows key and click on run.

Step 7 – Now, type tempin run command box and hit enter.

Step 8 – Now, delete all the files in this temp folder also.

Delete Prefetch Files from Windows PC

Step 1 – Right click on windows icon on bottom left and click on runfrom the menu

Step 2 – Now, type prefetchin the text field and hit enter.

Step 3 – Now, delete all the files in this folder also.

Delete Unnecessary files Cache on your System

This is the cache stored by your local and downloaded applications for a prompt and speedy response. Over time the cache data can be replaced by new one without getting rid of the older ones, by apps not configured to do so. You may thus eventually in some time ahead have to clean your cache manually.

To do so, simply..

a) Click on Start.

b) Search for Cleanmgr

c) Cleanmanager is used to clean unnecessary files in drive.

d) Manually Select the various hard drives you have installed eg: C:, D: etc. ONE by ONE and click Ok.

e) Select the various file types you want to clean up in the next window. Select all if you want to flush them all.

f) Now click on Clean Up System Files at the bottom of the window.

g) Click on Ok again.

h) Wait for few seconds .

Now, select all the cached items which you want to delete from your PC.

You have now cleared your cache.

Clean temp files through Windows 10 storage sense

Step 1 – Open settings by clicking on windows start button in the taskbar and then clicking on Gear icon.

Step 2 – Now, click on system.

Step 3 – Now, click on storage from the left menu.

Step 4 – After that, click on Configure storage sense or run it now from the right.

Step 5 – Now, click on Clean now.

How To Clear Cached Ram Memory Windows 10

wait for some time and the system will clean the temp unused files from your PC.

After few seconds, it will show you how much space has been saved on your system

2- Browser Cache

a) Click on three dots at top right of the edge browser window.

b) Click on settings

c) Now, click on choose what to clear .

d) Now, choose what all you have to clear. for clearing all, just select all and click clear.

How To Clear Cached Ram Windows 10 64 Bit

Clear Internet Explorer cache

a) Open the file explorer.

b) In the menu bar, Click on View and select Options.

c) In the next window open the Generaltab.

d) Under the sub-heading Privacy, click on Clear.

e) Click on Ok.

You have now cleared File Explorer History.

4- Clear Windows Store Cache

Windows store because of being in its beta stages, is bound to store a lot of data as its cache, and is the likely culprit for your system’s performance issues. Windows cache can be deleted using the following method.

a) Press the Windows key + R to open the run command window.

b) Type WSReset.exe and press Enter.

This will clear the store cache.

You can also clear your Location Data stored locally by following the steps listed below-

a) Click on Start key at bottom left end of your computer window.

b) Select and open Settings.

c) Click on Privacy.

d) In the left tab, find and click on Location.

e) Now on the right side hit clearto clear the location data.

This will clear your location history.

Clear Your DNS Cache on Windows 10

Tip: You can flush your DNS if you find problems with your browsing experience.

To do so, follow these steps.

a) Go to search box in windows 10 taskbar.

b) Search for Command Prompt or CMD and open it.

c) When the Command Prompt window opens, type-

ipconfig/flushDNS

d) Press enter.

This will clear your DNS cache 🙂

Saurav is associated with IT industry and computers for more than a decade and is writing on The Geek Page on topics revolving on windows 10 and softwares.