A browser maintains a history of all websites accessed. It also keeps copies of files or websites
Sometimes clearing the cache or browser history will allow the browser to work more efficiently. It may even help resolve problems with websites.
It is recommended that Banner users clear their cache and browsing history at least once a week. More often as issues occur or if you are accessing the internet often.
Cookies:
A browser maintains a history of all websites accessed. It also keeps copies of files or websites
The WSU Resources that are accessed through the WSU O365 accounts are restricted to people who are logged in with their WSU account including several training resouces stored in SharePoint.
A browser can maintain log-in status with Microsoft accounts, sometimes for months at a time, depending on browser settings. If you are actively logged in to Microsoft with a personal account (even from a long time ago), this may be who Microsoft "thinks" you are when you try to access a file stored in SharePoint, thereby disallowing your access.
If you have received a message that you do not have permission to access a training file, try the following steps:
When done correctly, after these steps you should be prompted to log in to your Microsoft Account the next time you try to access the link. Be sure to follow the instructions under the log in screen, and sign in with:


It is recommended that Banner users clear their cache and browsing history at least once a week.
Note: Cache or Browser History can also be set up in the Browser’s settings to clear on exit.
To Clear Browser History in Chrome:





In Firefox, clearing the browsing history and cache is a two-part process: delete both the Cookies and the History.










Private or Incognito mode forces the web browser to ignore cookies and does not record browsing history.
When there is cache or browsing history issues, using a private or incognito window is recommended.

