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Clear All History - advanced clear history software
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| › clear browsing history |
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| › clear AutoComplete |
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| › clear Address bar history |
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| › clear download history |
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| › clear cache (Temporary Internet Files) |
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| › delete saved passwords |
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| › delete cookies |
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› delete index.dat files
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| › clear Recent Documents and Items |
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| › clear Clipboard |
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| › delete Windows Temporary Files |
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| › clear Page file (swap file) |
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| › clear Recently run programs list |
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| › clear Windows Search history |
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| › clear 'Start Menu' open programs history |
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› empty Recycle Bin
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| › clear Most Recently Used list in MS Office |
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| › clear Google Desktop history |
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| › clear Skype chat and call history |
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| › Shredder option |
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| › Advanced scheduler |
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› Supports different browsers
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Clear history in Internet Explorer, MSN Explorer, Firefox, Maxthon (MyIE2), Opera, Netscape, Mozilla, AOL Explorer (AOL browser), Safari, Google Chrome
NEW! Clear browser history automatically on browser close
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Clear All History supports Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2008, 2003, 2000, ME, 98
Supports 32-bit and 64-bit versions
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Why you should clean recent documents list
When you open documents such as MS Word and Excel files, pictures, etc, Windows always saves documents and files you opened into 'My Recent Documents' folder. Windows Start menu stores a list of the recent documents that you have opened or used. Recent documents list provides a quick way to reopen any document. But it could compromise your privacy as any user who has access to your PC can easily reopen any of your documents especially if you share computer with others.
Another reason to clean recent documents list is to improve computer performance. After a while recent documents list can get quite long and could slow down your computer performance especially on computer startup. By default only the latest 15 entries are visible on the Start menu but actually recent documents folder contain more.
Even if you clean recent documents from Start Menu, your computer still saves recent documents. If you concern about your privacy, you should disable recent documents history. Once you disable recent documents, files you open will not be added to recent documents list.
How to clean recent documents list automatically
- Clear All History helps you clean recent documents list on the Start Menu in Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2008/2003/2000/ME/98 with one click.
- You can easily schedule Clear All History to automatically clean recent documents in Start Menu.
- Shredder option makes recovering deleted information absolutely impossible.
- 'Disable Recent documents' option allows you to disable Recent documents list from Start Menu without deleting recently used documents.
How to clean recent documents list
How to clean Recent Documents list in Windows XP:
• Right-click the Start button and choose "Properties".
• Then click "Customize".
• Click the "Advanced" tab
• To clear 'My Recent Documents folder' click "Clear List" button and then click "OK".
How to clean recent documents list in Vista (Standard Start Menu)
To clean 'Recent Items' (recent documents and files history) from Start menu
• Click 'Start' button.
• Right-click 'Recent items'.
• Click 'Clear Recent Items List'.
How to clean recent documents list in Vista (Classic Start Menu)
• Click 'Start' button.
• Select 'Settings'.
• Select 'Taskbar and Start Menu'.
• Open 'Start menu' tab.
• Click 'Customize'.
• To clean recent documents, click 'Clear' button.
• Click 'OK'.
How to clean recent documents list in Windows 2000:
• Click Start, point to Settings, and then click Taskbar & Start Menu.
• Click the Advanced tab.
• In Customize Start menu, click Clear.
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Tip of the Day
• How do computer cookies work?
A computer cookie is a piece of data which often includes an unique identifier, that is sent to your browser from a web site you visit, stores as a file on your computer, identifies you as a unique user and track your web usage. Computer cookies can do everything from monitoring your visit throughout web sites, tracking how many times you've visited the site, how long you've been on the site, your log-in information at a particular page to remembering important information about your computer.
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