Wipe Cache Partition

mhall26

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I how how to load the android system recovery and found option for wipe cache partition but I cant select it by tapping the power button. or any other option for that matter. anyone know how to select options once in system recovery??
 
I how how to load the android system recovery and found option for wipe cache partition but I cant select it by tapping the power button. or any other option for that matter. anyone know how to select options once in system recovery??

Which recovery are you running?
and id make sure you have a good download for it (check the MD5)

You should be able to select anything with the power button and the volume keys are navagations
 
Android System Recovery 3e? Stock I guess. Running ICS. The volume buttons work for up and down but for some reason the power button doesn't work to select.
 
Android System Recovery 3e? Stock I guess. Running ICS. The volume buttons work for up and down but for some reason the power button doesn't work to select.

Oh I see... You arent rooted. And this is the stock recovery
Can I ask why you want to wipe the Cache? you can do this when the phone is running too
 
I'm having some battery and performance issues. I want to clear the partition and not just clear each app cache.
 
I'm having some battery and performance issues. I want to clear the partition and not just clear each app cache.

Well. Cleaning the cache through the recovery.. or each app at a time is the same thing. I believe you want to wipe dalvik cache which can only be done with a factory reset. or rooting your phone.
If I was you. I would just factory reset the phone. and make sure you have everything backup in google sync in your settings. (contacts, app data, etc)
or you can clean your "SD card". Delete old files from apps you no longer use. this can cause problems such as constantly trying to find a server that doesnt have the means to communicate.
 
Well. Cleaning the cache through the recovery.. or each app at a time is the same thing.

Sure, but there is MORE in the cache partition to erase than mere app cache!

To abort an OTA one need wipe the cache. Should one NOT want to root the device but use stock recovery it would be nice to know how to EFFECT a selection

any thoughts on the OP question??
 

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