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In certain error cases, there is a need to clear Gladinet cache completely.
. Shut down Gladinet
. Go to
(XP) C:\Documents and Settings\username\Local Settings\Application Data\Gladinet
(Vista and Win7) C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Gladinet
The folder is hidden. You need to enable Windows Explorer to view hidden files and folders.
. Delete the folder cache\ and DirectoryCache\ here.
. Restart Gladinet.
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There is an option under version 3.2 that optionally deletes the cache upon exit. You can access it thru the Management Console, the Settings option, Settings Manager tab, under Cache.
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gang wrote:In certain error cases, there is a need to clear Gladinet cache completely.
. Shut down Gladinet
. Go to
(XP) C:\Documents and Settings\username\Local Settings\Application Data\Gladinet
(Vista and Win7) C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Gladinet
The folder is hidden. You need to enable Windows Explorer to view hidden files and folders.
. Delete the folder cache\ and GladinetCache\ here.
. Restart Gladinet.
WHAT ABOUT IN VER 4 NO GLADINETCACHE
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Sorry, should be DirectoryCache. Fixed the original post.
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Hi. Are there any top/usual error messages where Gladinet cache needs to be cleared?
CISCO 3640 
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