I clear everything off the tools menu - internet options but stuff is still on my hard drive.  First..where is it and how can I get rid of it?
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The pictures are  located in the following directory.\n\nc:&#92;windows&#92;local settings&#92;temporary internet files&#92;content.ie5\n\nYou will find several folders under &#92;content.ie5. Check and delete. I am using windows98. For any other version of windows  use the find command to locate jpg files. Incidentally, you will probably find several wmv files hidden away. Use find to locate them.
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control panel... add/remove programs..\nthen delete toolbar that you want deleted!??\nthat's how i usually take them off...
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oooh yah....computes do that...go to program files and remove the folder manually...just dont muck around in the program files too much.....if the files are hidden, open them anyway...I think AVG is the availsoft folder.just examine contents before you go erase happy
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go to tools, internet options, clear history
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assuming you are using IE then I would go to Tools|internet options|general|history| and press clear history ;)
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open windows explorer......tools........folder options........View........Do not Show Hidden Files....Apply........ok.........and your done........
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IE can't be removed Its part of your windows processes, dont try youll screw things up pretty quick beilive me I know. :P
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that's pretty standard.  there are A LOT of files that are setup in the background to make other things run properly.  the only ones you should get rid of are the files/programs that you KNOW are not involved in the day-to-day running of your computer.  if you can't be sure of what you're deleting......DON'T DELETE IT!!!
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You people depend on programs like norton WAY to much. . . . Learn to do these things yourself. You will be much happier and you won't b*tch so much. . . . Here is what you do . . . . \n\nGo to (Root Drive&#92;windows&#92;cookies) then delete everything in that folder except index.dat\n\nHow hard is that? \nWhile you're clear these too\n(Root Drive&#92;windows&#92;history) \n(Root Drive&#92;windows&#92;Temp)\n(Root Drive&#92;windows&#92;Temporaty Internet Files)
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Tools > Clear Private Data.\n\nA popup box will appear and there will be checkboxes for you to indicate exactly what you want cleared.
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Why would  you think it would show up in my documents, either right click on start and then click explore and then click on the D:&#92;, or click start>my computer>d:&#92;. my documents is only a folder to keep docs, pictures and videos.
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"start" - "control panel" - "internet options" - "clear history"
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Left click "My Computer" to open a browser window to view all of your available drives.  Of course your hard drive is usually labelled as "C", but it may have two partitions.  The second partition is usually labelled "D".  "C" and "D" will be on the same drive but appear to be seperate.  I will get to why I mention this later.\n\nOnce in "My Computer" you can put your pointer over the drive that you want information on.  Without doing anything else, it should give you some basic information on the drive/partition; free space and total size.  If you want more details just right click and select "Properties".  This will give you a graphic representation of your available and total space on your drive. \n\nYou have a few options if you don't have any free space.  You can do a "Disk Cleanup".  Do this by clicking "Disk Cleanup" in the window you opened in the previous step or go to Start, Programs, Accessories, System Tools, Disk Cleanup.  This will find all temporary files, files in your recycle bin and various other files that you may not need anymore.  When it has run, it will give you a list of all of these files and how much space that they will free up if deleted.  Select the ones that you wish to delete and Finish.  Note that you should do this periodically as part of your regular PC maintanance.\n\nAnother option is to go through your computer and manually delete files and programs you don't need anymore.  You may delete something that you need if you are not careful though.  Deleting files is easy.  Right click and Delete or drag them to the Recycle bin.  To remove programs go to Start, Settings, Control Panel, Add or Remove Programs.  Once the program list pops up select to Remove the programs you want ot get rid of and follow the prompts.\n\nIf you have a lot of files that are taking up space, but don't want to get rid of them, move them to another storage media.  Put them on an external drive, or save them to disk.  You can even save them to the D drive if you have space there.  I like to save everything from my projects and working folders onto my D drive.  That way I know where my files are and they don't take up program space on my C drive
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defragment your hard drive \nremove unwanted or unnecessary files
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I always seem to have better luck if I go to TOOLS at the top of Internet Explorer, then  INTERNET OPTIONS, then in the middle, click DELETE FILES, then click OK.  It gets rid of a bunch of temporary internet files.  Whenever it gets slow, I do this
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Go into TOOLS, then INTERNET OPTIONS, then CLEAR HISTORY. It really is that simple.
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Better you delete it asap. Use anti spyware program or else you'll end up like I was, i had a trojan thing that attacked kernell32 which is the brain of my comp. And I had to reinstall windows from 0.