How to Delete the Xbox One Cache

It seems like you’re having issues with the Xbox One’s performance. The system cache may need to be cleared, which is how it’s done.

Having access to data more quickly is possible thanks to the Xbox One cache, which is present to improve overall performance. However, this cache can get clogged up from time to time, resulting in poor performance.

Xbox One’s system cache can be cleared, which can sometimes help with loading times and overall performance.

Xbox One Cache Clearing Instructions

You only need access to the front and back of your Xbox One to clear the system cache.

Be sure to turn off your console before you begin. To get started, follow these steps:
Reconnect the Xbox One’s power cord.
Three to four times press and hold the Xbox Power button.
It’s time to reconnect the power cord.
After a minute or two, turn on the Xbox One.
Your Xbox One’s system performance may improve after clearing the cache.

Persistent Data Clearing for Xbox One

Xbox One consoles normally store DVDs and Blu-rays’ persistent data. With the console turned on and an Xbox controller plugged in and synced, clearing the storage cache isn’t enough to remove this continuous data.

To remove persistent data, follow these instructions:
Take a look at the settings.
Right-click on the side menu and select “Devices & Connections.”
Select Blu-ray.
Clear Persistent Storage by pressing A.

Xbox One Soft Reset to Factory Settings

As a last resort, if all else fails, you can perform a soft factory reset on your Xbox One, which will erase all but your games and apps.

Before performing this soft reset, you should back up your videos and screenshots to an external Xbox One hard drive. If your console is connected to the internet, your game files will be stored in the cloud and can be re-downloaded after a reset.