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Windows Cache Management Scripts

A collection of Windows batch scripts for managing browser caches, Chrome profiles, and system cache files.

# Windows Cache Management Scripts

A collection of batch scripts for managing browser caches and Chrome profiles on Windows 11.

Scripts Overview

1. ChromeBackup.bat

Purpose: Backup and restore Chrome browser profiles

batch
:: Run the script
ChromeBackup.bat

Features:

  • Full Chrome profile backup with timestamp
  • Restore from any previous backup
  • Lists available backups with dates
  • Auto-creates ChromeBackups folder

Menu Options:

  1. Backup Chrome Profile
  2. Restore Chrome Profile
  3. List Available Backups
  4. Exit

Backup Location: %~dp0ChromeBackups\

Use Case: Before system reinstall or migrating Chrome data to new machine.


2. MoveAllCaches.bat

Purpose: Move all browser caches to a specified location

batch
:: Run as administrator
MoveAllCaches.bat

Moves caches for:

  • Chrome
  • Firefox
  • Edge
  • Other common browsers

Use Case: Free up space on system drive by moving browser caches to another drive.


3. MoveChromeCache.bat

Purpose: Move only Chrome cache to custom location

batch
:: Quick single-browser cache mover
MoveChromeCache.bat

Use Case: Lightweight alternative when you only need Chrome cache management.


4. W10A.bat (Windows 10 Activation)

Purpose: Check and repair Windows activation

batch
:: Run as administrator
W10A.bat

Features:

  • Displays current activation status
  • Runs SLMGR commands for repair

Use Case: Troubleshoot Windows activation issues.

How to Use

  1. Copy scripts to a convenient location
  2. Right-click → Run as Administrator (for most scripts)
  3. Follow on-screen prompts

Requirements

  • Windows 10/11
  • Administrator privileges for system modifications
  • Chrome installed (for Chrome-specific scripts)

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