I routinely go through this procedure, approximately once a week: (1) Go to
Tools>Internet Options>General tab, click on "Delete Cookies," "Delete
files," and "Clear history," then click "OK"; (2) run Ad-Aware; (3) on a
less frequent basis, run Spybot S&D. Despite this, I still have addresses
that pop up as soon as I start to type something in the address (locator)
bar, which means that others who use the computer could also learn where I
have browsed -- such as to my bank account. What can I do to *completely*
clean the address bar?

Thanks,
--
MaryL

>-----Original Message-----
>I routinely go through this procedure, approximately
once a week: (1) Go to
>Tools>Internet Options>General tab, click on "Delete
Cookies," "Delete
>files," and "Clear history," then click "OK"; (2) run Ad-
Aware; (3) on a
>less frequent basis, run Spybot S&D. Despite this, I
still have addresses
>that pop up as soon as I start to type something in the
address (locator)
>bar, which means that others who use the computer could
also learn where I
>have browsed -- such as to my bank account. What can I
do to *completely*
>clean the address bar?
>
>Thanks,
>--
>MaryL
>
>
>
>.
>I have an excellent program by ewasher.net that clears
everything as you are on line including cookies, history,
etc.It`s called internet washer pro. Hope this is of
help. BM

in ie tools,options,content ,auto complete ,and uncheck
all and ok,ok. should help you .also when clearing files
also delete offline content.
>-----Original Message-----
>I routinely go through this procedure, approximately once
a week: (1) Go to
>Tools>Internet Options>General tab, click on "Delete
Cookies," "Delete
>files," and "Clear history," then click "OK"; (2) run
Ad-Aware; (3) on a
>less frequent basis, run Spybot S&D. Despite this, I
still have addresses
>that pop up as soon as I start to type something in the
address (locator)
>bar, which means that others who use the computer could
also learn where I
>have browsed -- such as to my bank account. What can I do
to *completely*
>clean the address bar?
>
>Thanks,
>--
>MaryL
>
>
>
>.
>

"MaryL" <(E-Mail Removed)-OUT-THE-LITTER> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)
> I routinely go through this procedure, approximately once a week:
> (1) Go to Tools>Internet Options>General tab, click on "Delete
> Cookies," "Delete files," and "Clear history," then click "OK"; (2)
> run Ad-Aware; (3) on a less frequent basis, run Spybot S&D. Despite
> this, I still have addresses that pop up as soon as I start to type
> something in the address (locator) bar, which means that others who
> use the computer could also learn where I have browsed -- such as to
> my bank account. What can I do to *completely* clean the address bar?
>
> Thanks,

See
http://mvps.org/winhelp2002/delcache.htm

--
Frank Saunders, MS-MVP, IE/OE
Please respond in Newsgroup. Do not send email
http://www.fjsmjs.com
Protect your PC
http://www.microsoft.com/security/protect/

Auto complete (everything on that page) is already checked, and I never
browse offline -- yet information still remains in the address bar. I do
suspect that some cookies may remain (as the previous response implied).

Any other ideas?

Thanks,
MaryL



"jim" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:cdad01c40a1a$6440eae0$(E-Mail Removed)...
> in ie tools,options,content ,auto complete ,and uncheck
> all and ok,ok. should help you .also when clearing files
> also delete offline content.
> >-----Original Message-----
> >I routinely go through this procedure, approximately once
> a week: (1) Go to
> >Tools>Internet Options>General tab, click on "Delete
> Cookies," "Delete
> >files," and "Clear history," then click "OK"; (2) run
> Ad-Aware; (3) on a
> >less frequent basis, run Spybot S&D. Despite this, I
> still have addresses
> >that pop up as soon as I start to type something in the
> address (locator)
> >bar, which means that others who use the computer could
> also learn where I
> >have browsed -- such as to my bank account. What can I do
> to *completely*
> >clean the address bar?
> >
> >Thanks,
> >--
> >MaryL
> >
> >
> >
> >.
> >