How Do You Remove Msocache For Office 2007?
When you install a program, there are many files you’re not aware of that are placed somewhere on your computer’s hard drive. Microsoft Office is no exception. MSOcache is a copy of some of the installation disk’s material, so if, for some reason, a file were accidentally removed from Microsoft Office, the replacement could be taken from the MSOcache, instead of pulling out the installation disk. However, the cache is not exactly necessary for Office to run, so if you want to remove it from your computer, you can do so safely. Step 1 Navigate to the “MSOcache” folder. This can be done by double-clicking the “My Computer” icon, selecting the “C:” drive and then clicking “Program Files.” Inside “Program Files,” there will be a “Microsoft Office 2007” folder. Double-click the folder and look for the “MSOcache” folder. Step 2 Select the folder and click “Delete.” If you are able to delete the folder, the removal process is now complete. However, what most likely will happen is when you cli
