Step 1: Clear your cache. Open Google Earth Pro. At the top, in the drop-down menu, click Help Launch Repair Tool. If you're asked which product to repair, choose Google Earth Pro. Leave the Repair Tool open but close Google Earth Pro. Click Clear disk cache. Step 2: Turn off atmosphere.
- Clearing the Google Earth EC cache If you have signed in to a database on GEE Server with Google Earth EC previously, you may be unable to sign in again to the same database. An effective way of resolving this issue is to sign out of your server, clear your cache, and log back in.
- First session: Double-click on the FEMA NFHL.kmz file that you downloaded to your computer. Google Earth will open and display the FEMA NFHL welcome button (see area a in Figure 1), a map overlay that shows the status of data coverage (see area b), and the 'National Flood Hazard Layer (FEMA)' folder under Temporary Places in the 'Places'panel.
- The fastest way to clear the cache in Google Drive or Docs is to first load the web app in Chrome. Next, simply click the padlock-shaped symbol to the upper-left corner of the address bar.
1. Delete the browser cache with a shortcut.
Clear Cache On Google Earth
The fastest way to get rid of the cache data in Google Chrome is the option “Clear Browser cache”. You can access this function with the following shortcut:
- Press the keys [Ctrl], [Shift] and [Del]. Be sure you press all the keys at once.
- A new window opens: “Clear Browser cache”.
- Here you can select in the upper dropdown-menu, for which time period you want to delete the cache data. You can select between “last hour”, “last day”, “last week”, “last four weeks” or “all”.
- If you want to delete all cache date, select “all”.
- Check the box in front of “Images and Files in Cache”.
- Submit your selection by clicking the “Delete Browser data” Button.
- Reload your site.
2. Clear browser cache manually
Clear Cache For Google Earth On Windows 10
If you don’t want to use the keyboard shortcut to call the function “Clear Browser data” you can access it manually:
Clear Cache For Google Earth Online
- Click on the “Menu” in the upper right corner of Google Chrome and Open the Browser setting. You can recognise the menu by the three stacked dots.
- Next, you select the option “more tools”.
- In the next step click on “Delete Browser data”.
- Now you can follow the steps from the description above and select the specific time period (Step 3).