1. Go to Internet Options > Click Delete Cookies + Delete Files
2. Go the Content tab > Click Autocomplete > Click Clear Forms
3.In the content tab > Click Autocomplete > Uncheck the entries you don't
want
4.Go to Advanced tab > Uncheck "Use inline autocomplete" + Scroll down and
choose the option "Do not search from the Address bar"
That's all , if you follow all the steps, you will not get any sites listed
in Add.bar
--
For any query, search >
www.Google.com
Want to know about a term >
http://en.wikipedia.org
|
| | > On Wed, 4 Oct 2006 19:46:15 -0400, Ken wrote:
| >
| >> Hello,
| >>
| >> I have Windows XP Home Edition on my macine. Today I decided to put the
| >> address toolbar on the Taskbar. It is working great except that it is
| >> keeping a list of previous websites that I have gone to using the
address
| >> bar. Is there a way to stop this from happening? Is there a procedure
to
| >> prevent Windows XP Home Edition from keeping lists of any kind?
| >>
| >> Regards,
| >>
| >> Ken
| >
| > In Internet Options> General, uncheck the option for "inline
| > AutoComplete."
| > There is a similar setting in Folder Options for Windows Explorer. "Best
| > practice" is to have these both enabled or both disabled. Reference:
| >
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;Q230592
| >
|
| I have Windows XP Home Edition. "Inline AutoComplete" is not under the
| "General" tab. It is under "Content." There is no setting for "Inline
| AutoComplete" under "Folder Options" for Window Explorer. The above web
site
| is for Windows 98. Here is a quote from that web site.
|
| <Quote On>
| RESOLUTION
| To work around this problem, enable or disable either of the features
listed
| above so that both are either enabled or disabled: 1. On the Tools menu in
| Internet Explorer, click Internet Options.
| 2. Click the Advanced tab.
| 3. Under Browsing, click to select or clear either of the following
| check boxes:
|
| . Use inline AutoComplete for Web addresses
| . Use inline AutoComplete in Windows Explorer
| Make sure that either both check boxes are cleared or that both check
| boxes are selected.
| 4. Click OK.
|
| <Quote Off>
|
| When I go to "Internet Options\Advanced" there is only "Use inline
| AutoComplete for web address." As far as I can see, there are no options
to
| disable Inline AutoComplete in Windows Explorer anywhere on my computer.
|
| > Once these settings have been changed, use Internet Options to clear all
| > history.
| >
| > If you still see an occasional address autocompleting, you may need to
| > edit
| > the key in the registry for typed URLs. Recommend deleting all items
under
| > the TypedURL key instead picking and choosing. Reference for registry
| > location and related info:
| >
http://inetexplorer.mvps.org/archive/answers4.htm#autocomplete
| >
| > (Although that page was written for an older version of IE, the
| > information
| > still applies and even includes a section for the XP registry locations)
| >
| > --
| > Sharon F
| > MS-MVP ~ Windows Shell/User
|
| It looks like the second web site is for clearing history. I have no
problem
| clearing the list of URLs on the Address bar. I need help preventing the
| list of URLs in the address bar on the taskbar from being saved to a list.
| Is there a way to prevent Windows from keeping a list of URLs in the
address
| bar on the taskbar?
|
| Regards,
|
| Ken
|
|
