What does clearing Outlook’s cache do?
If you’re worried that clearing Outlook’s cache will delete the app’s data and remove all your emails and contacts, you can rest easy. Clearing the cached memory does not interfere with the app’s data. All your emails and contacts will remain intact. A cache is a temporary memory that stores the files which are accessed the most by an app. For example, Outlook may store prompt suggestions, search history, and other commonly used files. It is not uncommon for these files to get corrupted and lead to weird malfunctions within the app. Sometimes, the cache becomes very large and causes the app to slow down instead of speeding it up. In these cases, deleting the files in the cache becomes necessary. If deleting the cache files resolves the issues you are facing with Outlook, you can try repairing the app. Go to Settings>Apps, hit the ellipses next to Outlook and select Advanced Options. Scroll down and select Repair. You can also try logging out and logging back in to get rid of any temporary account-related issues.Clear Outlook’s cache in Windows 10 or 11
Step 1: Press Windows Key + R to launch the Run box. Step 2: Paste the following command and hit Enter:%localappdata%\Microsoft\Outlook\RoamCache
Step 3: In the folder that appears on the screen, select all the files and delete them.
Microsoft Outlook’s cache will be cleared.
Clear Auto-Complete Cache in Outlook (classic)
Step 1: Launch Outlook (classic) on your Windows PC or laptop. Step 2: In the File tab, click on Options.
Step 3: Switch to the Mail tab.
Step 4: Deselect ‘Use Auto-Complete List to suggest names while typing in the To, Cc, and Bcc lines’. Click on Empty Auto-Complete List as well.
Step 5: Hit OK.
Clear Outlook (classic)’s cache from Account Settings
Step 1: Launch the Outlook (classic) app on your Windows PC. Step 2: Go to File and select Account Settings.
Step 3: Click on Account Settings in the drop-down menu.
Step 4: Go to the Data Files tab and select your account.
Step 5: Click on Open File Location.
Step 6: Open the RoamCache folder.
Step 7: Close Outlook and delete all the files in the RoamCache folder.
Clear Outlook (new)’s cache
Step 1: Press Windows + R to launch the Run box. Step 2: Type the following command and hit Enter:olk.exe –devtools
Step 3: Go to the Applications tab in the DevTools window.
Step 4: Expand the Local Storage category from the sidebar and select Outlook.
Step 5: Hit Clear.
Step 6: Expand the Cookies category from the sidebar and select Outlook. Hit Clear.
Bonus Tip: Reset Outlook’s data
Step 1: Go to Settings and select Apps from the sidebar.
Step 2: Click on Installed apps.
Step 3: Hit the ellipses next to Outlook.
Step 4: Go to Advanced options.
Step 5: Scroll down and hit Reset.
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