Streaming apps that once opened instantly can start to crawl, buffer, or even crash as your TV fills up with temporary data.

Found in smart TVs and apps, a cache is temporary storage that speeds up operations. If a cache is full or contains outdated ...

After it restarts, unplug your Roku TV from the power outlet. This is key. Wait for about 60 seconds. This allows any electrical charge in the capacitors to dissipate, ensuring the cache is fully ...

In the age of smart TVs, convenience is king. With just a few clicks, we can dive into endless entertainment -- but that ease comes with a downside: the buildup of cache data. Also: How to disable ACR ...

You are using your Android TV, but things aren't working as they should. Your favorite show keeps buffering, and even casual games take forever to download. Frequent ...

Unlike some other smart TVs, Roku doesn't offer a straightforward, one-click option to clear the cache from the settings menu. However, you can still clear the cache on your Roku device by performing ...

Just like smartphones and computers, smart TVs also have a cache that stores temporary data from apps and services. Over ...

Just like smartphones and computers, smart TVs also store cache data from the apps you use. This temporary data helps apps ...

Fix a slow Fire TV in under a minute by clearing app cache. Learn how this quick step stops lag, buffering, and crashes.