Streaming apps that once opened instantly can start to crawl, buffer, or even crash as your TV fills up with temporary data.

This swift adjustment can immediately improve speed and responsiveness on almost any model - no matter the brand.

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After using your Fire TV Stick for a while, you may experience certain apps running slower or not working correctly. The culprit is often corrupted cache that has accumulated too much data. Here’s how ...