October 10, 20241 yr By default Windows 'Storage Sense' is set to clean up your disk if you get low on disk space, but you can schedule it to run each month/week. Search for 'Storage Sense' in Windows or find it in Settings under 'System/Storage'. I use it because I have a couple of OneDrive caches on my system and Storage Sense dehydrates downloaded files that haven't been opened recently - this improves OneDrive sync performance. FS2024 • PMDG 738, 77F • FSL A321 • A2A Comanche, Aerostar • BS Baron, Bonanza, Caravan Pro • JF Tomahawk • TAOG H500C BeyondATC • GSX Pro • ChasePlane & Flow Pro • TDS GTNXi • FSUIPC • AutoFPS • RealTurb 9800X3D B650E • ROG OC RTX 5090 • 64GB DDR5-6000 • VKB Gladiator, STECS, T-Rudder • Tobii 5 • ISP 1 Gbps
October 11, 20241 yr On 10/7/2024 at 2:53 PM, AnkH said: I guess he meant the nVIDIA shader cache files rather than the DX shader cache files. Only for the nVIDIA cache you need to use safe mode to be able to delete them 100%. Which I never do, those around 14 files that can not be deleted when not using safe mode never did any harm in my case... You can also disable driver cache size in Nvidia Panel, reboot PC and delete all cache files. Revert back cache size and reboot PC again.
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