when my screen shuts down & I start it back up I always lose my drop-down site history. how can I stop this?
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For IE: go to Tools on the menu bar, and then Internet Options. You will see an option for History. My guess is you have it set to 0 or maybe 1. Set it higher.\n\nFor FireFox: Got to Tools on the menu bar, then to Options. Under Privacy you will see a tab called History. Again, set this higher.
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OK....the same thing happened to me...2 times.\nOne(the only) thing i know to do is to use a program called\nFREEUNDELETE. its safe and virus and spyware free. go to downseek.com and search for freeundelete\ni hope this helped you. if you have any ???, email me at\nbilly_duff12@Yahoo.com
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I have the same behavior using MSN Messenger and when I shutdown the computer without closing the session, the next time I sign in, I see the previous display picture. I recommend you to close session and sign in manually at least once to keep your display picture.
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Check your Internet Settings under Control Panel and make sure that "Days to keep pages in history" is NOT set to 0 (zero). If it is, set it to a real number.
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I recommend you go to Tools->Internet Options->Advanced Tab and click the Reset button which disables all add-ons, changed settings, deletes all temporary files, and home pages. Read the notice screen so you can see what will be changed as a result of going back to default. This should help you with the problem since you were able to get to the site once before without any problems.
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Why, some programs fail to save information on shutdown, anyway try this , go to start > run > type MSCONFIG \npress enter a program will start\n\nchoose Selective Startup\n\nchoose the startup TAB\n\nyou will see the yahoo desktop executable, Uncheck it\nyou can tell from its name, or its folder name if the EXE isnt clear enough it will be something with Yahoo in it(in the folder)\n\nClick OK\n\nIt will ask for restart , restart the machine, when it will first start it will show you a pop up screen, with a check not to show again, check that \n\ngood luck
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it could be that your firewall is stopping you from down loading because there could be a virus.\n\nthe microsoft website could help you.
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You can do it manually and just clear your we search history or you can use a program that I use called CleanUp. It will clear your history as well as other useless stuff. I have never had any problems from this program. I run it every time I log off. You can download it from http://www.stevengould.org/software/cleanup/
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Have you tried disabling your screen saver?\n\nDo a scan and repair on your hard drives.\n\nWhen the Internet locks up do CTRL ALT DEL and see if there is anything not responding.\n\nShut down all unnecessary programs & see if it happens. If not reactivate your programs until you find the culprit.\n\nIf you have your hard drive power down after a period of activity disable the power down.\n\nI will assume you have done virus & spyware scans.
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if you want to keep all the visited sites in you address bar then d'not delete the hidtory in your browser.\n\neven if you delete the history in your browser. they may be deleted once in 10 days r a month r in 90 days.\n\nso if you want to keep all the visited sites just bookmark them by pressing control D
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had the same problem, went to free microsoft site, "listed below", they scanned, and repaired problem, (it takes a fair while), "but", its worth it.\nps....prior to going to site, "turn your screensaver off", once there; you will also have to turn off your pop up blocker.\nhttp://safety.live.com\ngood luck.
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tools>internet options>'content' tab>Auto Complete>clear forms\n\nAlso, uncheck the boxes, and it won't save the history anymore.
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Clear the History .  Go to TOOLS, Internet OPTIONS , Temporary Internet files, select delete files.  that should do it.  Trying to hide where youv'e been?   Hm?
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Control Panel > Internet Options > General > Clear History
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You'll have to wait for it to go to standby before resuming to windows. You can't stop it immediately after pressing the standby button. You can deactivate the standby button, though. Go to control panel and look for keyboard.\n\nI like your site. I will go there often.
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Shutting down your PC should ALWAYS be done by using the "shutdown button". Windows will unload certain components from the memory, save it's present settings and flush the virtual memory when doing so. \nAs stated in the former comment, shutting it down by the power switch (aka hardware reset/shutdown in contrast to software reset/shutdown) will result in the loss of ANY non saved information on your pc and mey provoke STRANGE results on boot-up (desktop settings lost, driver missing etc...). It should ONLY me a last step measure when the pc hangs (does not respond).
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yes to bring it back you put ur mouse down to the bottom of the screen and keep ur finger on the left button and drag it back up! c if that works because taht happens to me a lot if not go on 2 ur control panel or my computer. hope that helped!