长时间使用(Use)任何网络浏览器，您会不时看到某种错误消息。无论是网页加载缓慢(slow loading web page)、互联网连接(broken internet connection)中断，还是DNS 中断(DNS outage)导致问题，您的浏览器问题都可能令人沮丧。
对于Google Chrome(Google Chrome)用户来说，最常见的错误之一是Err_Cache_Miss错误，当您尝试将数据发送到网站时（例如，在填写表格后）可能会弹出该错误。它通常很容易修复，但如果您的浏览器或连接很顽固，您可能需要按照以下步骤进一步排除故障。
什么是 Google Chrome 中的 Err_Cache_Miss 错误？(What is an Err_Cache_Miss Error in Google Chrome?)
当从浏览器发送到在线服务器的数据中断时，会发生 Err_Cache_Miss 错误。页面通常需要数据才能正确加载，但这样做需要再次传输数据，这并不总是合适的。
例如，如果您正在购买一件商品，而您刚刚填写了包含付款详细信息的表格，则数据可能会发送两次（可能会导致两次交易）。这就是为什么 Google Chrome 的缓存系统会以Err_Cache_Miss错误提醒您的原因。
该问题也可能是由 Web 服务器的问题引起的。如果是这种情况（并且服务器配置不正确），那么您无能为力。如果以下步骤无法解决问题，您可能需要联系服务器管理员或虚拟主机来尝试解决问题。
您可以尝试几种方法来解决此问题。这包括刷新页面以完全禁用 Google Chrome 的缓存引擎。
刷新页面(Refresh the Page)
直接的选择通常是最好的解决办法。在大多数情况下，刷新页面将解决Err_Cache_Miss错误。(Err_Cache_Miss)为此，请选择Chrome浏览器页面左上角的重新加载此页面(Reload this page )按钮。或者，按键盘上的F5键。
但是，在您这样做之前，您应该知道刷新页面可能会对您的数据造成什么影响。
使用此错误刷新页面的问题是它将尝试重新发送任何以前输入的数据。大多数时候，这不是问题，但正如我们之前提到的，如果您正在注册一个网站或尝试使用在线购物车，您可能会导致该数据被发送两次，重复那个行动。
如果您担心这一点，您可以在不刷新页面的情况下重新加载页面（确保没有重新发送数据），方法是选择URL栏中的地址并按Enter键。
清除 Cookie 和其他保存的数据(Clear Cookies and Other Saved Data)
如果重新加载网页没有解决Err_Cache_Miss错误，则浏览器缓存（包括 cookie 和其他数据）可能已损坏，从而阻止页面正确重新加载。如果是这种情况，唯一的选择是清除您的浏览器数据，包括 cookie。
- 为此，请选择左上角的汉堡菜单图标，然后选择“(hamburger menu )设置”(Settings )选项。
- 在“设置”(Settings)菜单中，向下滚动并选择“清除浏览数据(Clear browsing data )”按钮。
- 在“清除浏览数据(Clear Browsing Data )”窗口中，确保选中每个复选框，并从“时间范围(Time range )”下拉菜单中选择“所有时间”。(All Time )准备就绪后，选择清除数据(Clear data )按钮开始。
这可能需要一些时间才能完成，具体取决于浏览器中当前存储的数据量。重新加载网页以确保Err_Cache_Miss错误在进程完成后得到解决。
检查浏览器更新(Check for Browser Updates)
使Chrome(Chrome)保持最新状态是解决无法解释的 Chrome 崩溃(resolve unexplained Chrome crashes)的好方法。如果您经常看到 Err_Cache_Miss 错误弹出，那么它可能指向一个有点过时的浏览器。
新的(New)浏览器更新附带对错误的紧急修复以及新功能。虽然不能保证能解决问题，但在考虑更彻底的修复之前，更新浏览器肯定值得尝试。
- 要检查Google Chrome更新，请选择右上角的hamburger menu > Settings
- 选择设置(Settings )菜单右上角的关于 Chrome按钮。(About Chrome )
- Google Chrome将自动开始搜索并安装任何可用的更新。如果没有，请选择更新 Google Chrome(Update Google Chrome )按钮。
禁用任何有冲突的 Google Chrome 扩展(Disable Any Conflicting Google Chrome Extensions)
虽然Google Chrome 扩展(Google Chrome extensions)扩展了浏览器的功能，但它们也可能导致不稳定，尤其是在它们已过时且不受支持的情况下。禁用有问题的Google Chrome扩展程序可以解决诸如Err_Cache_Miss错误之类的Chrome问题。
某些扩展程序，例如Avast Online Security Extension，还可以在页面被视为威胁时阻止加载某些页面。这可能是设计使然，但是如果您无论如何都需要加载页面，则必须禁用扩展程序。
- 要访问您的Google Chrome扩展程序列表，请选择右上角的汉堡菜单图标，然后从菜单中选择(hamburger menu )More Tools > Extensions 。
- 在“扩展(Extensions )”菜单中，将列出已安装的扩展列表。选择每个扩展程序旁边的滑块以禁用它们。
禁用扩展后，尝试重新加载有问题的页面。如果页面加载，请依次恢复每个扩展程序并重新加载页面，以帮助您确定是哪个扩展程序（如果有）导致了问题。
重置您的网络设置(Reset Your Network Settings)
在最坏的情况下，Google Chrome之外的问题可能会阻止您正确加载网页。错误配置的互联网连接或损坏的DNS缓存可能会破坏链，阻止您的浏览器将数据正确发送到 Web 服务器并在此过程中导致 Err_Cache_Miss 错误。
如果是这种情况，您需要重置网络设置以解决问题。
- 要在Windows上执行此操作，请右键单击开始(Start)菜单并选择Windows PowerShell (Admin)选项。
- 在PowerShell窗口中，键入以下命令以完全重置您的网络配置和DNS缓存：
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /flushdns
ipconfig /renew
netsh winsock reset
- 对于 Mac 用户，通过从 Dock 中选择Launchpad ，然后选择(Launchpad )Other > Terminal终端(Terminal)窗口。
- 在新的终端(Terminal)窗口中，键入以下命令以重置DNS缓存：
dscacheutil -flushcache
sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder
运行这些命令应确保您正在使用的连接（和您的DNS缓存）已重置。如果您的浏览器、Web 服务器或 Internet 连接本身没有更深层次的问题，这应该允许您的浏览器中的数据传递到远程服务器并防止发生错误。
禁用谷歌浏览器缓存(Disable Google Chrome Caching)
如果一切都失败了，您可以通过在开发者工具(Developer Tools )菜单中暂时禁用Google Chrome缓存引擎来绕过Err_Cache_Miss错误。(Err_Cache_Miss)
- 为此，请打开包含损坏页面的Chrome选项卡，然后选择右上角的汉堡菜单图标，然后从菜单中选择(hamburger menu )More Tools > Developer Tools 。
- 在Developer Tools菜单中，选择Network选项卡，然后确保启用Disable cache复选框。
在禁用Google Chrome缓存的情况下，刷新或重新加载页面。尽管您可能需要填写之前提交的表格或数据，但错误消息将消失。
解决谷歌浏览器问题(Resolving Google Chrome Issues)
上述步骤应该可以帮助您修复Err_Cache_Mix错误，但使用(Err_Cache_Mix)Google Chrome可能会不时弹出其他错误，包括“您的连接不是私人的”错误(“Your connection is not private” error)。
如果您仍然无法修复此错误或其他Google Chrome错误，请检查您的互联网连接是否存在问题，并考虑使用Firefox或Microsoft Edge等替代浏览器(using an alternative browser)来解决问题。
How to Fix an Err_Cache_Miss Error in Google Chrome
Use any web browsеr for long enough and from time to time you’ll see some kind of error message. Whether it’s a slow loading web page, broken internet connection, or a DNS outage causing issues, a problem with your browser can be frustrating to deal with.
One of the most common errors for Google Chrome users is the Err_Cache_Miss error, which can pop up when you’re trying to send data to a website (after filling in a form, for instance). It’s usually easy to fix, but if your browser or connection is being stubborn, you may need to troubleshoot further by following these steps.
What is an Err_Cache_Miss Error in Google Chrome?
The Err_Cache_Miss error occurs when data, being sent from your browser to an online server, is interrupted. The data is usually required for the page to load correctly, but doing so will require the data to be transferred again, which isn’t always appropriate.
For instance, if you’re purchasing an item and you’ve just filled out a form containing your payment details, the data might be sent twice (potentially causing two transactions). This is why Google Chrome’s caching system alerts you with the Err_Cache_Miss error.
The problem can also be caused by issues with a web server. If this is the case (and the server isn’t configured properly), there isn’t much you can do. You may need to contact the server administrator or web host to try and resolve the issue if the steps below don’t fix the problem.
There are a few methods you can try to resolve the issue. This includes refreshing the page to disabling Google Chrome’s caching engine entirely.
Refresh the Page
The straightforward choice is usually the best fix. Refreshing the page will resolve an Err_Cache_Miss error in most cases. To do this, select the Reload this page button in the top-left corner of the Chrome browser page. Alternatively, hit the F5 key on your keyboard.
However, before you do so, you should be aware of what refreshing the page might do to your data.
The problem with refreshing a page with this error is that it will attempt to resend any previously input data. Most of the time, this won’t be a problem, but as we’ve mentioned previously, if you’re signing up to a website or attempting to use an online shopping cart, you could cause that data to be sent twice, duplicating the action.
If you’re worried about this, you can reload the page without refreshing it (ensuring that no data is resent) by selecting the address in the URL bar and pressing the Enter key instead.
Clear Cookies and Other Saved Data
If reloading the web page hasn’t resolved an Err_Cache_Miss error, then the browser cache (including cookies and other data) could be corrupted, preventing the page from reloading correctly. If that’s the case, the only option is to clear your browser data, including cookies.
- To do this, select the hamburger menu icon in the top-left, then select the Settings option.
- In the Settings menu, scroll down and select the Clear browsing data button.
- In the Clear Browsing Data window, make sure that each of the checkboxes are selected and that All Time is selected from the Time range drop-down menu. When you’re ready, select the Clear data button to begin.
This may take a bit of time to complete, depending on how much data is currently stored in your browser. Reload the web page to ensure that the Err_Cache_Miss error has been resolved once the process finishes.
Check for Browser Updates
Keeping Chrome up-to-date can be a good way to resolve unexplained Chrome crashes. If you’re seeing an Err_Cache_Miss error pop up often, then it could point to a browser that’s a little out of date.
New browser updates come with urgent fixes for bugs as well as new features. While it isn’t guaranteed to fix the problem, updating your browser is certainly worth trying before you consider more drastic fixes.
- To check for Google Chrome updates, select the hamburger menu > Settings in the top-right.
- Select the About Chrome button in the top-right of the Settings menu.
- Google Chrome will automatically begin to search for and install any available updates. If it doesn’t, select the Update Google Chrome button.
Disable Any Conflicting Google Chrome Extensions
While Google Chrome extensions expand the functionality of the browser, they can also cause instability, especially if they’re outdated and unsupported. Disabling problematic Google Chrome extensions can fix Chrome issues like the Err_Cache_Miss error.
Some extensions, like the Avast Online Security Extension, can also prevent certain pages from loading when the page is deemed a threat. This may be by design, but if you need a page to load regardless, you’ll have to disable the extension.
- To access your Google Chrome extensions list, select the hamburger menu icon in the top-right, then choose More Tools > Extensions from the menu.
- In the Extensions menu, a list of your installed extensions will be listed. Select the slider next to each extension to disable them.
With the extensions disabled, attempt to reload the problematic page. If the page loads, restore each extension in turn and reload the page to help you determine which extension (if any) is causing the issue.
Reset Your Network Settings
In a worst-case scenario, an issue outside of Google Chrome could be preventing you from loading a web page correctly. A badly configured internet connection or broken DNS cache could break the chain, preventing your browser from sending data to a web server correctly and causing an Err_Cache_Miss error in the process.
If that’s the case, you’ll need to reset your network settings to resolve the problem.
- To do this on Windows, right-click the Start menu and select the Windows PowerShell (Admin) option.
- In the PowerShell window, type the following commands to fully reset your network configuration and DNS cache:
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /flushdns
ipconfig /renew
netsh winsock reset
- For Mac users, open a new Terminal window by selecting the Launchpad from the Dock, then selecting Other > Terminal.
- In the new Terminal window, type the following commands to reset your DNS cache:
dscacheutil -flushcache
sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder
Running these commands should ensure that the connection you’re using (and your DNS cache) are reset. If there isn’t a deeper issue with your browser, web server, or internet connection itself, this should allow data from your browser to pass to the remote server and prevent an error from occurring.
Disable Google Chrome Caching
If all else fails, you can bypass an Err_Cache_Miss error by temporarily disabling the Google Chrome caching engine in the Developer Tools menu.
- To do this, open the Chrome tab containing the broken page, then select the hamburger menu icon in the top-right, then select More Tools > Developer Tools from the menu.
- In the Developer Tools menu, select the Network tab, then ensure that the Disable cache checkbox is enabled.
With the Google Chrome cache disabled, refresh or reload the page. The error message will disappear, although you may need to fill out the form or data you previously submitted.
Resolving Google Chrome Issues
The steps above should help you fix an Err_Cache_Mix error, but other errors can pop up from time to time using Google Chrome, including the “Your connection is not private” error.
If you still can’t fix this or other Google Chrome errors, check your internet connection for issues and think about using an alternative browser like Firefox or Microsoft Edge to get around the problem instead.
