Delete all "googleearth" registry files. Meg North has written professionally since as an online copywriter for the Sturbridge Yankee Workshop. She also published a short story in "The Maine Scholar.
Share on Facebook. Step 1 Click "Start" and then select Settings. Step 3 Scroll down to Google Earth and click it. Step 4 Click "Start. Step 5 Press the "Fn" key and the "F3" key simultaneously. In Google Earth, navigate to your area of interest. Search This Site. Determining the accuracy, reliability, validity, or appropriateness of any of the software or data written about in this blog for any uses is the sole responsibility of the reader, not the authors of the blog posts.
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Disk Cache : Data stored on the hard drive, and which persists after program exit. So if you have data cached for a particular area in Google Earth, exit the program, and then return to the same area the next time you use Google Earth, GE will load the imagery information directly from the hard drive cache — a lot faster than having to download it again over the Internet. Optimum value for the memory cache will depend on how much RAM you have installed on your system, and how much your OS uses.
If you have a system with a relatively small amount of RAM MB to 1 GB , making this memory cache too large might impede performance. There are two files: dbCache. You can also copy them to another directory to hang on to them.
Then, when you want to look at this area in detail in Google Earth, you can copy these files back to the original directory, and Google Earth will access this data from the hard drive, a lot faster than downloading it again from the Google Earth server.
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