Did you ever make an update on you website and not see it? this can be resolved by clearing your browser’s cache and cookies.
Your browser (Unknown browser) has a folder in which certain items that have been downloaded are stored for future use. Graphic images (such as buttons and icons), photo’s, and even entire web pages are examples of items which are saved or cached. When visiting a webpage your browser checks if a copy of the files on the page is in its cache already. If so, it will save the visitor some downloading and make webpages load faster. Some browsers refer to it’s cach as Temporary Internet Files
this is really cool! if you need any help with your computer we can share screens and I can control you computer from here and show you what to do http://www.quickscreenshare.com/
this is another good article for beginners about How to Get Pictures Off of Your Camera and Into Your Computer – I recommended ”Option C” Use a Photo App to Import and Organize Your Photos - if you get stuck don’t hesitate to ask me any question
A fun guidebook from Google on things you’ve always wanted to know about browsers & the web (but were afraid to ask)
required reading
Here is another basics article I think everyone should know about
http://lifehacker.com/5802981/how-to-browse-the-web-using-tabs-for-beginners
http://lifehacker.com/5801525/help-new-pc-users-learn-how-to-copy-cut-and-paste
you would think everyone would know this by now 
here is a great tutorial from a very good site http://lifehacker.com
