Google Chrome is the world’s one of the fastest browsers and also comes with many unexpected error codes. The Err_Cache_Miss Error message in Google Chrome comes when you are trying to visit a random website. However, fixing this error is not much of a difficult task. Just follow some steps given below.

Why Err_Cache_Miss Error Anyways?

This is actually a common Google Chrome error and comes due to many factors. Let’s have a look at the numerous reasons why this error appears.

1. Your browser can’t read caches
2. Chrome wants you to confirm the form resubmission on the back button due to security reasons
3. Due to a browser bug, or corrupted extension can cause your browser to display this error
4. A browser extension is preventing your Chrome from accessing cache files

Whenever one of the above-mentioned factors take place, you find Chrome displaying the Err_Cache_Miss Error message. You can come across the issue in any of the following situations:

• When you try to visit a site from your Google Chrome browser
• While trying to access the developer option in Chrome
• You are trying to play a browser game from Google Chrome

Whatever the situation is, it can be resolved easily if you follow the solutions below.

Proven Solution Methods for Err_Cache_Miss Error

You can fix the error if you know what is causing the error. But if you don’t know the reason, you can solve it by applying all the solutions discussed below.

Repair Corrupted Browsing Data

Corrupted browsing data can be the main reason for this error and if you clear the browsing data, you can solve the issue. Just follow the steps below to perform the same.

1. Click on the three vertical dots from the right-top corner to go to the Control Menu
2. Now, click on More Tools and expand its options
3. Next, click  “Clear browsing data”
4. From the new pop-up window, check all its options
5. Now you have to select the “the beginning of time” option from the top
6. And from the bottom, click on the “Clear browsing data” option

Done! And your browser is free from corrupt browsing data that you shouldn’t come across the Err_Cache_Miss Error again. You can check out the next method to fix the issue alternatively. There might be other issues regarding Windows startup and Windows product key, we covered them all. 

Disable the Browser Extensions

Another common reason for this Google Chrome Cache error is a corrupt Google Chrome extension. Google Chrome is even interesting with various extensions but when an extension is corrupted, it can bring in many unfortunate situations. Follow the instructions below to resolve the issue in this particular circumstance.

1. Go to the control Menu of Chrome just like you did in the previous method
2. Then click on More Tools to discover more options
3. From the list of options, locate “Extensions” and click on it after finding it
4. Now you can see a list of installed Chrome extensions
5. Disable all the enabled extensions and try to browse the web again
6. If the error is gone, come back in and follow these steps:
   1. Enable the first extension only and try to browse the web again
   2. If that solves the error then that particular extension was causing the error
   3. By this, you can find the culprit
   4. Remove the extension and get rid of the error message in a jiffy.

Change Browser Configuration Settings

A faulty browser configuration can easily trigger many cache errors and this case, resetting Chrome can solve the problem.

1. Click on the top corner of Chrome (the same three vertical dots) and open Settings
2. Now click on “Show advanced settings” from the bottom of the settings window
3. And under ‘Advanced setting’, click ‘Reset settings’ button from the below
4. A dialogue box will appear asking you to confirm the action
5. Just click on the Reset button from the bottom

If this does not solve the problem, take your last chance by performing another.

Disable the Cache Option

A damaged cache file can trigger a cache error and the best solution can be to disable cache; follow the action below.

1. Open the Google Chrome menu and move our cursor over to expand the More Tools option
2. Click on the Developer tools and press F1
3. A screen will appear where you can change developer settings
4. From there, enable the “Disable cache (while DevTools is open)” option

This method solves the error is 99% situations and we are sure that after performing all the solutions given above, you are able to get rid of the Err_Cache_Miss Error in Google Chrome. Drop a comment below if you know we can help you with some other information.