Windows 10: Am I doing bad for my SSD?

Every time I close my internet browser it automatically clear cache, cookies etc so every time it removes these stuff it is doing bad to SSD read and write?

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i am not send my massage what i am doing

Hi coolhunk,

Thanks for your contribution to the forum.

Did you get the Apn settings from your mobile operator ? ( from your phone go to settings < mobile network < add Apn), if not I would suggest to contact your mobile operator and they can set up your settings to receive sms.

Regards,

Andreiaz

 

i am not send my massage what i am doing

i m not send my sms any one but i m receiveing sms please give me solution this problem

 

Clearing your cache and cookies, is only going to hurt your browsing experience(much much slower loading times, as the browser needs to re- download everything again, instead of using the framework in the cache to speed up browsing), but that doesn't effect your SSD one way or another.

 

Additional to above comment:

What is a browser cache? | Security News

 

Thank you Cliff *Smile

 

You're welcome Edward*Biggrin

 

Today's ssd's are engineered to last a very long time. Don't be fooled by old advice that they can 'wear out' from too much use. While it's true, it's so much use that most spinners will die before your ssd does from overuse.

 

Thanks for the reply Mystere . *Smile