Clearing your ARP cache in Windows can ease the issues where webpages load slow or not at all and performance degrades while surfing/gaming etc.
Let’s take a look at some of the things that can create bad ARP cache entries on Windows:
- Network or malware attacks: Network or malware attacks can end up generating and entering incorrect cache data.
- Network congestion: When a network is congested, your PC might run into issues while linking IP addresses to MAC addresses. This could end up creating bad cache entries.
- Software or hardware issues: Software bugs, corrupted network drivers, or a faulty Wi-Fi router can cause bad ARP cache entries.
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