where does the xbmc cache go on windows 8?
Foxracer72
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2014-08-02, 20:06
so yeah complete noob here but i could not find this info so thought i would ask. I have windows 8 (hate it) and was going to set xbmc to 0 cache but would like to know where it goes so i can delete it often( i believe windows 8 has multiple cache deposits i.e. apps, windows and internet but i am not sure how to find them) this windows 8 is a PIMA and im just not used to the UI. could someone help me in finding how to delete the xbmc cache and how to go about the process.
thanks and sorry for the dumb Q Tongue
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black_eagle
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#2
2014-08-02, 20:29
Ummm, why do you wanna delete it ??
Learning Linux the hard way !!
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bry
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2014-08-02, 20:41
http://www.classicshell.net. Get over the start menu.

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Foxracer72
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2014-08-02, 22:16
well i thought i would need to is why, is that not the case?

and thanks that classicshell looks like a familiar UI Wink
again im a noob with all this and have been trying to do my due diligence on research ( have read tons of threads, youtube vids ext) , but things can get a little overwhelming at times Wink. especially when some topics expect you to already know quite a bit of background on the subject
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nickr
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2014-08-03, 00:21
The cache doesn't need deleting.
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Foxracer72
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#6
2014-08-03, 02:29
Thank you. I thought it could slow down my comp if it built up, guess my ignorance on the subject is showing lol
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