3Click the Delete Cookies button in the Cookies. In the right hand window you will see the list of saved run commands. The Delete Browsing History dialog box opens, giving you several options for clearing out Internet clutter.If you want to permanently remove the File History' backups, then explore the contents on the File History drive and delete 3. Note: Keep in mind, that the stored data on the File History drive wouldnt be deleted. Navigate to ‘HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\RunMRU’ At File History options click the Turn off button.Type in ‘Regedit’ then press ‘Enter’ on the keyboard.How to delete Windows 7 ‘Run’ History (using Regedit): However this will also delete the start menu history.Īnother way to to solve this is to go into the registry and manually clear the ‘run’ commands. Microsoft’s solution is to ‘untick’ then ‘retick’ the ‘Store and display a list of recently opened programs’ option.
You are a very considerate "family member" to insure the privacy of others.Unlike Windows XP, Windows 7 doesn’t provide a standard button to clear the Start Menu ‘Run’ history.
You seem to be a new user.Something lead you to this forum.Take advantage of your membership to read and learn by "searching" the forums on various subjects.Here is a link to get you started. I think it is important for you to know this.If you want to eliminate this data please see this link. If you want to "erase" that data it will require a special program to delete them all. There are probably "adult content" pictures still on that Hard Drive but they have been deleted in the past and nobody can see them unless they have software like Piriform Recuva. Is that possible with CCCleaner? Is it possible with anything?Īugeas gave you terrific instructions to "Secure Delete" (Erase) current data. I inherited this computer from a family member and I have noticed some embarrassing browsing/search topics(of the adult nature).
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