I modified my webpage and was able to see the change in Firefox but IE 10 keeps showing me the old page. I deleted the history using Internet Options, Safety, and F12 developer tools. No Joy. I also ran CCCleaner with the same lack of results. What am I missing? Thanks in advance.
You might say which settings in delete browser history you selected to be deleted ?
Usually the very top box retains info to load faster/ Uncheck it.
You can either reboot to flush the DNS cache or you can force a flush.
To force a flush, close IE.
Open an elevated command prompt (Run as Administrator) then type ipconfig /flushdns and hit Enter.
Exit the prompt then restart IE.
I ran the ipconfig/flushdns and it said it was successful. No change
In Safety-delete browsing history the top box has been unchecked and
internet options the 'delete history on exit' is checked.
Man this IE is stubborn!
Where is the "new webpage" coming from? From a server you have or through your ISP's server (web)? I had the same problem when this forum moved to a new server. I went round and round as you have trying to get to the new server with new pages. I don't remember how I finally got it to go. This was with IE9 or 10, I don't recall. I do remember rebooting after each attempt. It must be that Windows keeps a cache in memory too.
I'll look around in my machine and see if something jogs an old brain cell back to life.
How long are you set to retain temp files ?
The default is 20 days even though delete on exit is selected they still might interfere,
Personally I'm set on "0" days.
I set that to 0 a long time ago, but it doesn't seem to affect anything either.
We just lost power here so my machine did reboot.
Like I said the webpage works with Firefox but if you want to look it is Dairyengineering.com and the specific page is 'employment opportunities'.
Last edited by Old Salt 39; 13 Nov 2013 at 15:34.
Also verify the Cache and databases section and Uncheck it.
Please also update your environment,
And post a couple of screen shots of what Firefox shows verses ie10,
A link would be nice as well so we might verify the issue,
Cheers.
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