Seeking: 'Clear Browsing Data' Advice

[civil6]

Hello. In Win. 7 History, Instead of mouse clicking each and every site to clear, Is there a key to highlight all sites and then back off the ones I don't want to clear...like my email addresses, for example? Thanks, Civil6. My 1st Post. Whoopee!

 

[torchwood]

Hi Civil6,

welcome to 7 forums


History data is held in a number of places.
base history can be cleared using Internet Option, from there you can clear CERTAIN, but not all history in MS components
Control Panel >> Internet options

Temporary and other MS files can be cleared using DiskCleanup
i use a handy little tool called TFC by oldtimer, for temp files

You also should have built-in options in your browser of choice.

Now looking at your system specs your going to be putting a lot of strain on it.
You only have 3gb ram Ultimate X64 really requires a min of 4
Norton AV is also a resource hog, even more so if all its extra's are turned on
I would plump for Bitdefender free on your comp

Roy

 

[Snick]

I don't understand why people install Ultimate, especially those who are not very computer savvy.

It takes a lot more space, and frankly, I don't see how a home user would ever use everything included in it.

 

[Barman58]

I hate to say this but, apparently. it is the most counterfeited version of Windows 7 out in the wild, if you are going to pirate, (steal), an OS it make some sense to counterfeit the most powerful