i have found that when i click on my IE properties, i have found many of the web sites i have visited and i can't delete them. example when i change my web home page and type www i get a list of web site addresses which i have visited; is this normal for the properties to hold visited web pages? as one is added does the one thats added replaces one from the top? i guess this is what it does or does it and can i delete them all at one time
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SOMEONE was looking at porn...NAUGHTY!!!!
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I have found that when I close IE, it seems the last page is About: blank.  I think blank is like a new page in word - it is the first thing IE opens and the last thing it closes and it is part of how the system works.\n\nIt seems that it is trying to change your page, because that is what is showing when the action starts, but that is not the cause of your problem.  The software's that try to change your home page are generally adware or spyware and they run on your computer as IE is starting up - hence the code running while blank is your page when IE starts.\n\nScan your system for adware and spyware using norton (or some other program) and remove it.  If you can not, count yourself lucky that norton has blocked the code change for your home page and enjoy your day.\n\nPeace!
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That happened to me once. It didn't look like porn, but some searches that I never made ended up in my IE address history. I live alone so I know that I didn't make them. I would search for viruses, spy ware, whatever. There are a lot of people out there who have nothing better to do than to mess with your sh*t. Sometimes they succeed.
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You have history button( after favourites button) in the toolbar of IE you click that it will show the history and you can delete the history of the pages you have viewed. If you want to clear the entire information i.e if you dont want the previous sites you have view in your taskbar then do this in IE-Tools-Internet Options-Delete Cookies, this will clear all the previous info you have viewed.
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You will NEVER get rid of them unless you disable cookies in your explorer settings but if you DO disable them, you wont get into many websites! Most sites wont let you see their content unless your PC has accepted a cookie!
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i had the same problem what I did was everytime I logged on line I'd checked my home page  e-mail box and when I did that a new window popped open with the address window in it. from there i closed the "old window" and kept the new one!\ntry making yahoo your home page that solved my problem so I didn't have to go thru that everytime! good luck
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they are saved for your convenience. Just click the tools tab at the top of your internet brower page. then click browser options. And you can clear the searches and url history.
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Yes, close all the tabs you dont want.  Select tools, options, general, use current pages,  your home page has now changed to however many tabs you have left open.\n\nRegards EDD
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well in internet explorer.  just got to the tools tab at the top.  then to internet options >  then go to Content tab >  then Auto complete button near the bottom.  From there you should have 3 options.  just uncheck web addresses and then that should take care of it.  Also i would clear the history under the general tab. hope that helps.
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Have you a lot of temporary Internet files, to check click tools, Internet Options, settings, view files. When finished viewing close window. Then modify settings, if you want clear cookies & files. I would also suggest that in settings with regard to checking for newer versions of stored pages you check Never or Every visit to page.
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Okay. I don't remember exactly what I said when I answered your question before, but I'll try to rephrase it. The guy that answered above me is wrong because the cookies on your computer only track you when you're using the browser you were using before.\n\nCookies that are placed on your computer while you are using Internet Explorer can only be modified, viewed, or accessed by Internet Explorer, not Netscape and vice versus. \n\nYou don't have to worry about a cookie that was placed by Internet Explorer when you're using Netscape. You also don't have to worry about a cookie from Netscape tracking you when you're using Internet Explorer.\n\n\nThe cookies from Internet Explorer and the cookies from Netscape are indeed placed in different locations. The cookies from Internet Explorer are placed in the following directory (if you're using Windows XP): C:/Documents and Settings/*Your Username*/Cookies. The cookies placed by Netscape are placed somewhere else (I'm not exactly sure where because I don't have Netscape, but I think they are under C:/Documents and Settings/*Your Username*/Application Data/Netscape/Cookies).
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control panel -> internet properties -> content tab -> auto complete.\nClick clear forms to erase current history.\nUncheck boxes above to prevent use of auto complete.
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Sometimes your cache in IE will display the old page because it hasn't expired.  You have two options if this is the case:\n\n1.  Hit the refresh button on your browser when you visit your site.\n\n2.  Empty the contents of your cache.  Tools>Internet Options>Delete Files (if you're using IE) and for Firefox (you do check your pages in Firefox, right :D ) click on Tools>Options..., then click on the cache tab and click on Clear Cache Now.  \n\nIf this doesn't resolve the issue, contact me.
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Not sure I understand your question, but you go to Tool - Internet Options and click "Clear History" to clean out the visited URL history
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You need to do what is called, Clear History. There are a few add-on programs out there which offer the option to clear your search history when you exit IE or clear it as you use the program. The first (& best one) that I've ever used is called Power Toys & was developed by folks working for Microsoft. It is, however, a program that is not supported by MS. Still, there are a number of things that you can do with it.\n\nTry going to download.com & searching for "tweaks"; you should come up with a number of things that might be of interest to you. Just be aware that many of this type of program make changes to internal files on your computer, such as, possibly, your registry. Be sure to follow ALL directions & make back-ups. If you are comfortable with your computer, however, you can do a lot of nifty things to speed it up & customize it to your wants or needs.\n\nGood luck!
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When you open a Web page, one or more pictures (graphics or images) may not be displayed. Instead, a red X, or a placeholder, may appear in place of the images. For more information please visit the folowing article:\nArticle: Pictures Are Not Displayed on Web Sites in Internet Explorer\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=283807\n\nI hope it is useful. :-)
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Yes, images and cookies are placed on your computer when surfing. Your best bet is to start with Windows Help...it will tell you how to delete your cookies and files...