Will deleting cookies from my temp fle effect the registry?
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Cookies are stored in a separate folder under ‘Windows’. They do not have any direct relationship to your registry. Deleting them has no effect on web applications as long as you do not turn them off(there is a OS setting for this). Any web application you may use will re-generate what ever cookie is needed when you sign in to the site.
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1. backup your registry\n2. goto start | run |regedit\n3. goto key HKEY_CURRENT_USER&#92;Software&#92;\nMicrosoft&#92;\nWindows&#92;\nCurrentVersion&#92;Policies&#92;\nExplorer and change value data in NoFolderOptions to 0\n\n4. do the same for HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;Software&#92;\nMicrosoft&#92;Windows&#92;\nCurrentVersion&#92;Policies&#92;\nExplorer
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Yes, you can also delete everything in (YOUR_USERNAME is the username you use to log in to your PC):\nC:&#92;WINDOWS&#92;Temp\nC:&#92;Temp\nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92; YOUR_USERNAME &#92;Local Settings&#92;Temp\nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92; YOUR_USERNAME &#92;Local Settings&#92;Temporary Internet Files
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like the other guy, delete cookies but also make sure to delete all cache files too (sometimes called temporary internet files).  you can usually do this from the tools menu or the preferences of whatever web browser you are using.\n\nafter clearing out the temp. files, close the browser and try again.
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Clear out your cookies and your temp. internet files. (Usually under settings, then internet options.)
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open up firefox, click on tools and select option next a window will pop up go to the privacy tab then now under the private data section click on the button "clear now" and a menu will come up uncheck everything and check the cookies box and that will clear your cookies
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You need to clean out your cache and history files, cleaning the cookies would'nt hurt either.
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yes. all the information about the websites you visited will be with your ISP(Internet Service Provider). if you delete all your cookies, cache and temp internet files along with history it is very difficult for anyone working on ur PC to know the history. but in case of any legal issues, ISP will provide the information about your IP address.
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Clear your cookies.  I don't think you can remove just 1 individually.
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maybe try going into properties and deliting the cookies and temp files and other stuff.  good luck
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The 1st thing I would do is to delete your cookies and temp internet files. Then I would run a defrag, and see from there.
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you can go to regedit and do it urself  or go to tucows.com and download a free registry cleaner and go that way with it
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Delete your temp. interent files, and your cookies.  Also Delete your history.
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well delete cookies\ndelete temperorary internet files\nget a different browser\nfirefox
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Hello there. \n\nWell as you probably know by now, a solution will not always work but here are a few.\n\n1. Purge all your cookie files. This means getting rid of all the cookies that are stored on your computer, because there could be some malicious ones that prevent other sites from opening. So, in Windows Explorer...\n\na. Click on tools\nb. Go to Internet options\nc. On the 'general' tab, go to the browsing history\nd. click on 'delete' Internet temporary files\ne. apply and close\nf. close all applications and restart PC for settings to take effect\n\nAlternatively...\n\na. perform steps a. and b. from above\nb. click on 'security' tab \nc. outside 'security level for this zone square'\nd. click on 'reset all zones to default level'\ne. apply and save\nf. close all applications and restart PC for settings to take effect\n\nOr...\n\nCheck below tabs in 'Windows Internet explorer' \nor below status bar in explorer windows to see if the browser has blocked the site, and click the bar to allow the active X control...\n\nHope this helps!!
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Depends on what browser you are using. For Internet Explorer, click "tools" on the top of your browser, and select "Internet Options" from the drop down menu. Click "delete cookies". If you are using Firefox, click "tools" from the top of your browser, and select "options" from the drop down menu. Click "privacy", locate the word "cookies", and click "clear". General rule of thumb for most browsers is to follow the path of, tools, options, privacy, cookies, and delete. Generally in that order but not always with those exact terms.
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You delete them from your browser. Each browser is different. For IE, you go to the tools menu, select "internet options..." and then "Delete Cookies"