Look for 'Devices and Connections', find the ' Blu-Ray' sub-menu, and then click on 'Persistent Storage'. Until then, hit the main Xbox button on your controller and navigate to the main Settings menu. Here’s hoping for a more explicit option in the menus à la the Nintendo Switch in a future software update. Weirdly, there’s no real big red button entitled ‘clear cache’, but the below step-by-step guide will get you where you need to go. The second option is via the Xbox’s menus. When you power it back on, your cache should be clear and your console’s performance should feel a lot zippier.
While it’s off, press and hold the power button and repeat a few times. Leave it for at least a couple of minutes, and then plug it back in. We’re going to do a full power cycle and restart. The first option is not quite turning it off and on again, but close. In short, take your pick - it’s hard to go too far wrong if you follow this guide. Of course, if your menu performance has slowed, you might want to avoid the operating software altogether, in which case, power cycling the console is your friend. Option two is a bit more foolproof as opposed to the first option, as it doesn’t require any fiddly unplugging and replugging of your system. There’s not much difference between them, but it’s always nice to have options. One of them is via power cycling, and the other is via the system’s menus.
There are two options to clear the cache on Xbox Series X, both of which are relatively painless. It’s worth noting that this method will also work on Xbox Series S, Xbox One, Xbox One S, and Xbox One X too. Here’s how to clear the cache on Xbox Series X. It will repopulate quickly after some normal gaming or media consumption. Likewise, don’t worry too much about the idea of accidentally clearing anything in your cache that might be useful. And fear not - it doesn’t wipe any of your valuable save data or software installations. If you’ve ever cleared your cache on your computer, it’s exactly the same principle on Xbox. Think of clearing the cache as dusting down or tidying your storage (or your cleaning metaphor of choice).
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