Cache Error Message

I keep getting an error message "Bridge encountered a problem and unable to read the cache. Please try purging....". I restarted as suggested holding down the option key which has helped in that Bridge now displays all of my folders, but whenever I click on a folder or picture it goes into an endless spin and says "Building criteria". Is it just rebuilding the thumbnails because I purged my cache? Does anyone know what are the optimal settings for Bridge to keep it running smoothly? i.e., should I have the box checked for "Keep 100% Previews in Cache" and should I check the box for "Automatically Export Cache to Folders"? I really just use Bridge to view and sort images before opening them and this has been an ongoing frustration!!

If Windows, search your event viewer for something like "The device \Device\Ide\iaStore0 did not respond within the timeout period." Since this
is kind of a hardware issue, there might be a similar thing happening on MACs. If you see this warning check what driver you are using for Intel
Rapid Storage Technology. I was using version 10.x and the latest from Intel is 12.x. Intel cautions you not to use this updated driver without
checking with the system manufacturer, which in my case, Asus, maintained that 10.x was the latest approved driver. I installed the 12.x driver
directly from Intel despite the warning, and the problem seems to have been resolved. I post in case this gives someone else a clue to solve
this nagging problem.
Oh, this might be particularly significant if you have recently installed a larger hard disk.

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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1629
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We have a SBS 2003 server running with a standard dual network configuration. One card for accessing the internet and the other card to connect the server to the local network.
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b. Configure both the internal NIC and the external NIC to use the internal DNS Service as the DNS Server.
c. On the DNS Server, create the DNS Forwarder to forward the external DNS resolution requests to the ISP's DNS
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d. Try repairing the network card again, any luck?
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1. Does everything work normally before? If so, what changes have you made to the server/clients before the problem occurred?
2. Make sure that you uncheck "register this connections in DNS" check box from external NIC.
3. Confirm the connection binding order.
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https://support.microsoft.com/kb/289256/en-us
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Error Message: Need to purge Cache in Adobe Bridge CC (on PC)

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I have an iMac 5.1 with Mac OSX 10.6.8 and 2 GB memory and an L2 cache of 4 GB. lately I have been receiving error messages of " start up disk almost full; please delete files." is the start up disk the same thing as the hard drive?

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