How do you clear the cookies on your computer?
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Tools>Internet Options>Delete Cookies
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Toool-> Ineternet Options-> Delete Cookies! that's it!
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If u r usinf Internet explorer, go to Tools > Internet options > and clik on the delete cookies tab.\nOther simple method is to right click on the drive and select disk cleanup
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If you are using Internet Explorer follow these steps.\n1.On the Internet Explorer Tools menu, click Internet Options.\n\n2.On the General tab, click the Settings button, and then click the View files button.\n\n3.In the window (to your hard disk drive) that opens, find the cookie you want to delete.\n\n4.Click to select the cookie you want to delete.\nIf you want to delete more than one cookie, press CTRL as you click each cookie that you want to delete (this lets you select a group of cookies). If you want to delete all the existing cookies, press CTRL+A to select them all.\n\n5.Press the Delete key.\n\n6.When you are finished, click OK twice.
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If I understand your question correctly, you are interested in looking at your Cookies folder. On my computer (and I expect yours will be similar if you run Windows), I go to "My Computer" or "C:&#92;" drive, then "Documents and Settings," then my username for the computer (or any other user) and there I find a folder called "Cookies." To quickly clear out your cookies in internet explorer, go to Tools>Internet Options>General tab where you will likely see a button that says "Delete Cookies." Location of this clearing tool may be different in other browsers. \n\nOr maybe you just wanted a tasty snack. In that case, Target has delicious gourmet cookies. I like the carrot cake variety. :)
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Tools menu, internet options, delete cookies
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If you are using IE Go to tools|options|delete cookies.
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right click on your Internet browser, go to properties, go to the security tab and then delete cookies file. While you are there to can set the program to delete cookies for you every so many days.
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Use symantec's Norton SystemWorks, It would remove yuour unwanted cookies history missing shortcuts etc.
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1.go into control panel and click on internet options icon..this will bring a box onto the screen\n2..on the box  click the delete cookies then Ok..do same for temp files button....last at bottom of box click on clear history button\n3.do this every night before shutting your system down..your computer will run much better
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Download ccleaner it will get rid of temp cookies and temp files and history for you. Its free and real good to have.
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lol.... right click on your internet explorer icon on your desktop, go on properties, delete cookies, delete files, and clear history that will do it, its safe to delete cookies
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clear cache and cookies\n\nFor that follow the below steps:\n\n=> Click on the tab "Tools", placed on top the page\n\n=> then click "Internet Options"\n\n=> then in "General" tab, click "delete cookies", "delete files" and "clear history"
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Click in the google box, hit backspace till there is nothing there and click into it again. The full list of the contents (ie previous searches) comes up, move your mouse over the first item on the list then just press and hold delete and you will get rid of them all. They are not cookies.
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open internet explorer go to tools > internet options > general tab> temporary internet files > delete cookies
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All of your cookies on your computer should be in a single folder somewhere on your hard drive. If you run any version of Windows, try the "Windows" folder. If not or if you are not sure, run a search and type the word "cookie" or "cookies" and see what comes up. Also if you run any type of Anti Virus Software, it will catch all of these things and clean up your hard drive for you.
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hold down three keys at the same time Ctrl + Alt + Delete \n \n     \n\n\n\nReport Abuse\n Try using a virus scan such as Mcaffee virus scan or Norton antivirus. If you see a file that has the word "cookie" in it, erase it. This is temporary so when you shut the PC off, then later turn it back on, you have to do it again.