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# Caching
Fix missing navigation pane content caused by local cache corruption by refreshing or repairing the cache in Remote Desktop Manager.
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If you are not seeing the content that you are expecting to see in the ***navigation pane***, it may be caused by a corruption of the local cache. There are several methods to refresh the local cache in Remote Desktop Manager.
### Method 1
Press Ctrl+F5 on your keyboard.
### Method 2
Hold the Ctrl key on your keyboard and click on the refresh button in the Quick Access Toolbar.
### Method 3
Manage the local cache by doing a ***Vaccum***, a ***Repair*** or a ***Delete***.
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If you are not seeing the content that you are expecting to see in the ***navigation pane***, it may be caused by a corruption of the local cache. There are several methods to refresh the local cache in Remote Desktop Manager.
### Method 1
Press Cmd+Shift+R on your keyboard.
### Method 2
Hold Shift on your keyboard and click on the refresh button in the ***Quick Access Toolbar***.
### Method 3
Manage the local cache by doing a ***Vaccum***, a ***Repair*** or a ***Delete***.
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