I am a hunter and in WOTLK I had problems with vehicle bars not desplaying because of me having a pet. The resort was always to remove WTF and cache to fix your interface problem, or no matter what th ''bug'' was.

(the help menu was not as complicated as it is now, and before there was even less support) This will not delete characters or character information (unless for some reason the servers themselves go severely haywire, in which you will lose your characters no matter what, even if you still have the WTF folder).Дoing this has been Blizzards standard reply in tickets for years. This will not delete addons themselves since they are stored in the Interface folder. It is handy to delete the WTF when you want to remove clutter, such as backup versions of files like the macro data or character information associated with other accounts that logged in on your computer. Pretty much everything except for the addon information (saved variables, etc) is stored server-side and is automatically retrieved each time you log in. Getting close enough to an NPC to see it will cause it to load up, putting the data associated with the NPC into the cache so you can view it (which is when NPCScan triggers).Дeleting the WTF will remove information associated with characters, whether it is macro data, addon information, or something else.

For instance, seeing an item link will send it to the cache for easier viewing in the future (sometimes if you fetch an item link through a macro it may not be able to retrieve the data from the server if the item link in question is not 'there'). Deleting the cache will remove these records, though a new one will be created and populated through normal play. This makes item linking and clicking item links a lot faster and generally makes loading something like NPCs marginally quicker. Perhaps you could let me know the process in an idiots guide please.I guess it wouldn't hurt to clarify what each of these really does:Дeleting the cache will remove all in-game data that you have seen and has gotten cached for easier viewing in the future (sort of like Temporary Internet Files/Temp). Sorry for not understanding this but I have tried several combinations, none of which removes the 'DirectX Shader Cache'. Run these commands one at a time and hit Enter (replace X with the correct drive letter) Note down the letter associated with that new drive It is actually the recovery drive, you are not meant to see it, it is not meant to have a drive letter, remove the drive letter and everything will return to normal:Д¬lick your Start Button, type cmd, then right click Command Prompt and choose 'Run as Administrator' Hi Marnie, this is a known bug in the 1803 Update, Games on my laptop and understand that this part in the drive is not needed for non-gamers.ДЄre you able to help me further please ? See my comments in

I also have recently had 'DirectX Shader Cache' suddenly appeared in my Drive E causing messages about the drive being almost full. Hi, I am having problems following the instructions below.

Can i delete caches folder on steam