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The Default cache size is 5120(MB)/5GB. Try decreasing the size of the cache. As you have already tried the would not be a correct solution.<br />
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Actually I had the same kind of problem. I read in some blog, once the Cache size limit is reached the old files or folders will be deleted automatically.
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Hi All,<br />
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Our user computers are running out space and we narrowed it down to the CCM cache folder in windows that is taking up the space. Is there a script that we can run system wide to delete and clean up the space, both cache and persistent. I looked over the internet and tried a couple but nothing works. Thanks in advance for you help
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Hi All,

Our user computers are running out space and we narrowed it down to the CCM cache folder in windows that is taking up the space. Is there a script that we can run system wide to delete and clean up the space, both cache and persistent. I looked over the internet and tried a couple but nothing works. Thanks in advance for you help

The Default cache size is 5120(MB)/5GB. Try decreasing the size of the cache. As you have already tried the would not be a correct solution.

Actually I had the same kind of problem. I read in some blog, once the Cache size limit is reached the old files or folders will be deleted automatically.

SCCM 2012 Cache &amp;amp; Persistent Cache - Delete System Wide

SCCM 2012 Cache &amp; Persistent Cache - Delete System Wide

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