web history not being removed

G

Guest

Hi. I'm running windows xp special edition. I'm using mozilla firefox as
default web browser. I use CCleaner regularly to clear out history files
etc.

However, I realize that when I use google desktop to search for something
(after using CCleaner) that web page addresses etc are coming up in the
google desktop results of things that I thought were being deleted from the
system.

The google desktop doesn't give me any indication of where these things are.

My question is twofold I guess: where are these things and how do I get rid
of these things off the system?

Thanks, Lester.
 
S

Shenan Stanley

Lester said:
I'm running windows xp special edition.

What *is* Windows XP "Special Edition"?
I've heard of a lot of products in the Windows XP line - but I can say I
have not heard of this version.
I'm using mozilla firefox as default web browser. I use CCleaner
regularly to clear out history files etc.

Okay... v1.41.544? You must keep the version up...
However, I realize that when I use google desktop to search for
something (after using CCleaner) that web page addresses etc are
coming up in the google desktop results of things that I thought
were being deleted from the system.

Okay... As you said above - you are not using Internet Explorer. If you
are not using Internet Explorer - this pretty much falls out of the
'Microsoft software' category of issues. (Not to mention - you are using
CCleaner to do the erasure of the web history (again - in Firefox, not
Internet Explorer.)
The google desktop doesn't give me any indication of where these
things are.

My question is twofold I guess: where are these things and how do I
get rid of these things off the system?

Well - the only thing telling you that you have these entries is Google
Desktop. It could be that Google Desktop has not cleared its database.
 
G

Guest

Thanks Shenan. It was as you suggested, it was a Google desktop thing,
something I didn't even think to look at. It nearly drove me crazy.
Regards, Lester
 

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