How To Delete Cache On Samsung Note 4

For Samsung Galaxy Note 4 owners, many of the Android problems that you may face can easily be solved using two different troubleshooting solutions, that only take a few minutes to complete. The best way to fix any bugs or other software problems on your Samsung Note 4 is to either complete a factory reset or a cache wipe. The best reason to delete the cache on a Samsung Note 4 is when the smartphone has some delays, glitches or freezes. The following is a guide on how to delete the Note 4 cache.

What is the cache and what does it do?

First, it’s important to to know what cache is and why should delete it on your Galaxy smartphone. The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 has two different types of cache. The first is the app cache and the other is system cache. All the apps on the Note 4 has its own cache installed on the app. This cache allows for the temporary data to be stored for better help when switching between apps. While, the system cache on the Note 4 does the same thing, but for the Android software instead of each individual app. That’s why when there are issues with apps crashing or freezing, it’s best to delete the system cache wipe to help fix this issue.

How to delete the app cache on the Samsung Note 4

For problems that are just happening on a specific app, it’s best to first try to clear the app cache. You can delete the app cache with these instructions:

Turn on your Samsung Note 4
Go to Settings > App Manager
Select the app you want to clear the cache for
After you’ve selected the app, look for the app info screen
Select on Clear Cache
To clear the app cache for all apps, go to Settings > Storage
Select Cached Data to clear all app caches simultaneously

Don’t select Clear Data unless you want to lose all the information that app stores, like your user name, passwords, game progress, preferences, settings and so on.

What to do when deleting the app cache doesn’t help

After you have deleted the cache of individual apps and the Note 4 problem is still happening, the next best option is to uninstall the app and reboot the device. It’s important to note that before you reset the Note 4, you should back up all data to prevent anything from being lost during the reboot process. After rebooting the Samsung Note 4, and the problem is still happening, then it’s suggested that you perform a system cache wipe, also known as deleting the cache partition on the Note 4.

How to delete the system cache on the Note 4:

Turn the Note 4 off
Press and hold the Volume Up, Power and Home buttons at the same time until the Android logo shows up and the phone vibrates
Then let go of the Power button and continue to hold the other buttons
Use the volume buttons to scroll down to highlight Wipe Cache Partition
Press the Power button
Scroll down to Yes and press the Power button
Scroll to Reboot System Now and press Power
Your Samsung Note 4 will reboot with a cleared system cache

If the problems persist the next stage is to factory reset the Samsung Note