How to Fix ‘Chrome Waiting for Cache Error’ Issue – Guide
Tomorrow’s presentation is looming and time is running out. You’re frantically searching for the best data to include, with multiple windows open in your Chrome browser on Windows 10, when suddenly it freezes.
Users of the Chrome browser may experience a freeze lasting up to several minutes, during which they are unable to access any system features such as the Start menu or Task Manager. This can be frustrating for those unaware of how to fix the issue.
“Waiting for cache” error
When visiting certain websites, users may experience slow loading times and a “waiting for cache” message in the status area. This issue appears to be specific to certain browsers, as the same pages loaded perfectly in Firefox. The affected sites may vary from user to user.
Clearing Google Chrome Cache
Users can quickly clear their Google Chrome cache by clicking the three-dot icon in the upper right corner of the application window.
A click of the mouse reveals a menu of options.
Users can clear their browsing data by clicking “More tools” and then the “Clear browsing data” button.
The “Clear Browsing Data” dialog will pop up.
To ensure only desired options are selected, uncheck any that should not be cleared.
To clear the error message, click “Clear browsing data” and restart your browser for a fresh start.
Final note
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