Is it possible to remove only one item in the Internet Explorer list of visited websites?
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click on the arrow at the top of your browser, move down to the one you want to delete and right click, then delete.
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explore the menu of the browser that you use. usually you can find it under the 'Tools' menu. find the 'clear history or visited addresses' and hit the clear button.
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clear the history from internet options
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if its on internet explorer.. go to Tools>Options and select "clear history" and click OK.
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For Internet Explorer:\n\n1) Press Alt+T, THEN O\n\n2) Under the General tab, click Delete Browsing History\n\n3) When the confirmation window pops up, select Yes.\n\n4) Voila! Deleted!\n\n\nFor Mozilla Firefox:\n\n1) Press Alt+T, THEN O\n\n2) Under the Cache tab, click Clear Cache Now\n\n3) Voila! Deleted!
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type regedit on the RUN BOX\nGO TO H_KEY USERS\nGO TO SOFTWARE\nGO TO MICROSOFT\nGO TO INTERNET EXPLORER\nGO TO TYPEDURLS\nDELETE ALL VISITED SITES FROM THE RIGHT PANE..\nBY DOING THIS EVERYTHING IN THE VISITED PAGES WILL BE LOST...
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How do I delete items from Internet Explorer's auto-complete list?\n\nMicrosoft's Internet Explorer tries to be very helpful as you browse the web by keeping track of where you've been. You can hit the Back button to revisit pages you've viewed in the current session, or you can use the history window to go back to pages from days or even weeks ago. And when you start typing a URL into the address bar, it shows you a list of places you've been that match what you've typed so far.\n\nIf you've done a lot of browsing, that last can be a huge list. Perhaps even too huge to actually be helpful.\n\nWhen you type in a URL into the address box, IE's suggestions come from several locations: your History, your Favorites, recently typed entries, or the contents of a folder if you are specifying a path on your local machine. Let's look at each of these.\n\nHistory: as you surf the web, the list of places you've visited is kept as your history. You can control how much history is kept by adjusting the setting found in Tools, Internet Options, General tab, History box, Days to keep pages in history setting. By making this a smaller number, perhaps a week or even just a few days, you'll make a significant reduction in the number of URLs that IE will show for auto complete. You can also completely clear history here, if you like. Alternately, if you would rather truly edit the history, press this History toolbar button, which will open the history window, and you can right click on any entry and select delete.\n\nFavorites: This is normally a smaller part of the autocomplete problem, but much more easily under your control. You can delete items from your favorites menu simply by dropping it down, right clicking on what you want to get rid of, and selecting delete.\n\nRecently Typed Entries: there's not really much to be done here. Around 25 recent entries are kept in the registry, documented in a knowledgebase article I'll refer to in a minute. In reality it's small enough that there's just not much reason to try to edit or control this. It'll just fill up again with the next places you visit.\n\nThe File System: in your address bar you can start typing the location of a file, if you like. Type "C:&#92;" and IE will present the contents of the root of your C: drive as auto-complete possibilities. The more you type, the more refined the list. If you type a directory name, as soon as you type a terminating "&#92;", the autocomplete drop down becomes re-populated with the contents of that directory - if any. This one's just a feature, and I know of no way to "control" it.\n\nAll of the above are discussed, along with some of the options to further control some of the behaviour of IE's autocomplete features, including web form autocompletion, are discussed in a Microsoft Knowledgebase article here.
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If you're using Microsoft's Internet Explorer Browser, click on "Tools" at the top, then click on "Internet Options".  Under the "General" tab, which is what will be displayed, you will see a spot that says "Clear History".  Click on it and you're done.
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In Internet Explorer, go to Tools>Internet Options and then click on the button "Delete History."
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You have already answer for FireFox. About Internet Explorer:\nClick on Tools/Internet Options. In ‘Internet Options’ windows press ‘Clear History’ button. You can also keep the content from several days if you select number of days (‘Days to keep pages in history’). If you select 0 all pages will be deleted.
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You can't delete just one URL from the drop down address bar in IE. You haveoccurrencese 'Clear History' function by accessing Tools: Internet Options: Clear History.\n\nThis is actually a fairly annoying feature in IE, but not one that I know how to get around.\n\nYou CAN click on the History icon on the menu bar and delete individual URL occurances from there, but this does NOT affect the addresses that appear in the drop down bar.
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Go to 'Tools' in the top menu of your Internet Explorer Window, click on 'Internet Options..'. In the pop-up window that appears, click on the button which says 'Clear History'. That should do the job. :)
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Start > Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs > Add/Remove Windows Components > Uncheck Internet Explorer and click next
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press on start button and select setting and then control panel. in control panel select add remove program in this cateogery u can see list of softwares installed in ur pc.\nlook out for Internet Explorer 7.1 Beta and click remove and the specific software will be removed from ur pc.
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You can use the tools/internet options/ "clear history button" to get rid of where you have been.\n\nYou can also (on the same page) set the "days to keep pages in history" to zero.\n\nThis assumes you are using IE but others will be very similar.
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Usually you can try going to the "Tools" in your browser and go into "Options". Inside "Option", you can clear your web / browsing history.
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To clear the history open "Internet Options" under "Tools" at the top of internet explorer.  Under the "General" tab click on "Clear History". This will clear all history for that day only.  To clear all history for the past week or more you must click on the icon "history" which will open a window to the left of your internet explorer screen. "The icon is to the right of the favorites icon.  This procedure allows you to choose specifically what you want to delete or keep.  Just right click on what you want to delete and choose delete.  The option  also allows you to "expand and collapse the subject link.  Here you can delete an entire day up to an entire week.  You can also turn off "auto complete" to keep internet explorer from trying to assume what your typing in the address and serch bar.  To do this go to open internet explorer, tools, internet options, click on the content tab and then click on auto complete, uncheck the box "web addresses" and "User names and passwords on forms" then click on "Clear Forms" choose ok. and do the same for "Clear Passwords"\n\n   Oh yeah, "FYI" there is no need to try to figure out how to find this hidden folder "local settings" when you can do everything you need to accomplish from internet explorer.\n\nHope this helps out.