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jhamby

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Is there a way I can deleteall of my google search history? Every time I even click in the search box a list of everything that has ever been searched for comes down. Thanks!
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dan_d

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high light which ever u want to delete then press the delete key next to ur end key...that should get rid of it....if u give me ur browser type maybe i can help more....
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ash1989

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i think ig you go

tools > internet options

u can get rid of if from there. delete cookies, clear history and delete files (and the offline content).
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hello and welcome to geekstogo,
in the internet explorer window click ->tools->internet options->delete cookies and files. when it asks to remove offline content click yes.
thanx
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james thing will get rid of all of the temp files:
tools>internet options>general>under tempory internet files>settings>settings>view files> delete anything in there dont you recongnize, remember that not all temp files are bad, these include favorites, and saved passwords.
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The only other thing i could suggest is run a quick adaware scan, and then check the 'MRU lists' box. i know that removes what documents you have opened, but i dont know if it does the same for internet explorer searches.
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Also try - Internet Options > Content > AutoComplete > Clear Forms
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Mile Runner

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Also try - Internet Options > Content > AutoComplete > Clear Forms

zoey i belive a temp file clear whould get those aswell :tazz:
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james thing will get rid of all of the temp files:
tools>internet options>general>under tempory internet files>settings>settings>view files> delete anything in there dont you recongnize, remember that not all temp files are bad, these include favorites, and saved passwords.


I understand that it removes everything in there, however there is no way to determine what is safe and what isn't under cookies and files. Besides it's much faster and better to clean 'em all up every now and then.
James

Edited by james_8970, 25 February 2006 - 03:37 PM.

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Mile Runner

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I understand that it removes everything in there, however there is no way to determine what is safe and what isn't under cookies and files. Besides it's much faster and better to clean 'em all up every now and then.
James

yeh i know, but sometimes clearing all of the users internet files can surprise/annoy them. i belive johanna asked my to use a more selective approach instead of clearing all temps. its up to user though, not us. :tazz:
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Also try - Internet Options > Content > AutoComplete > Clear Forms

zoey i belive a temp file clear whould get those aswell :tazz:


It will only clear it, but in the future, it will certainly come up again..


jhamby,
You have to disable Auto-Complete (forms) if you want to get rid of the keywords/forms on search box and such others.

Internet Explorer
Tools
Internet Options
Content Tab
At the bottom part, click on the Auto Complete button
Uncheck Forms
OK, Apply, OK

I am assuming your using IE 6 SP2
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Johanna

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jrom727 & Zoey Z have explained how to clear auto complete and prevent it from storing the drop downs again.

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I use a free prog(I'm sure there are many) SrubXP , it clears all temp files for the user logged in(plus much more, via a double click on a system tray icon. Truely an excellent time saver, i like to keep everything clean so manually clearing temp files and so forth would take an awefull lot of clicks...

Hope i didn't break any rules posting that link, im sure an admin will remove it if needed :tazz:
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