Safely delete gigabytes of %LocalAppData%\VALORANT\Saved\Logs, UE4 memory crash dumps, and Riot Client CEF webcache while keeping Riot Vanguard, crosshairs, and sensitivity settings untouched.
Pre-loaded with the default Windows 10/11 cache directories for VALORANT & Riot Client. Paste your own paths or click Audit Paths Now to verify deletion safety:
%LocalAppData%\FortniteGame\Saved\Cloud and %LocalAppData%\FortniteGame\Saved\Logs
Fortnite caches streamed high-resolution cosmetic textures, replay recordings, crash dumps, and DirectX 12 PSO shader caches.
View Detailed Folder Safety Guide →%LocalAppData%\UnrealEngine\Saved\Crashes
CrashReportClient generates full minidump files and stack trace logs every time an editor instance or game prototype crashes.
View Detailed Folder Safety Guide →%LocalAppData%\EpicGamesLauncher\Saved\webcache_4430
Epic Games Launcher embeds a Chromium browser that caches store videos, banners, and crash logs inside Saved\webcache.
View Detailed Folder Safety Guide →%LocalAppData%\VALORANT\Saved\Logs, Crashes, webcache, and %LocalAppData%\Riot Games\Riot Client\Logs
How to clear VALORANT cache files: VALORANT and the Riot Client continuously write verbose match telemetry logs, Unreal Engine crash dumps (.dmp), and embedded CEF browser webcache files inside %LocalAppData%\VALORANT\Saved and %LocalAppData%\Riot Games.
View Detailed Folder Safety Guide →Every VALORANT match and League of Legends session writes verbose ShooterGame.log telemetry and uncompressed Unreal Engine crash dumps (.dmp / .wer) that never auto-expire.