Using Windows Media Player,Click on FILE and a list of documents appear QUESTION how can I DELETE them  Thx?
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tools, options, Privacy, Clear history
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open up what program you were using and usaully they have a list of the most recent documents open it and savfe it to a different location or just look where it was saved
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If you trust this person (which means that this file is not a virus)\nright click on the file > open with > MS word\nor\ngo to my computer > tools > folder options > uncheck hide the extensions for known file types ...\nThen rename the file ... *.dat   to     *.doc
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right click the song or file and click "remove from list"
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Go into my documents. Open the My music folder and delete the songs u ripped. When windows media player can't find the file it will delete them.\n\nFrom windows media player, right click on song, then delete. \nIt should give you the option, just to delete from media player, keepin the file in the My Music folder. Or the chose to delete both.
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Go to the directory that the files are saved in, usually your documents directory, unless you specified a directory when you saved. Locate the files to delete and click once on the file then right click the mouse and choose delete from the pop up menu. This will send the files to the recycle bin. Empty the recycle bin to completely remove them from the PC
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Hi J.E.\n\nI had a similar problem a while back. I was trying to completely uninstall Windows Media Player but I couldn't.  It turns out that this isn't possible.  Microsoft claims that Windows Media Player cannot be completely removed because it's a feature of the operating system.\n\nYou can however, roll back to a different version of the player.  For instructions on how to do this, take a look at the first question; 'How do I uninstall the Player', on the Windows Media Player FAQ, located at:\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/faq/installation.mspx
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Go to www.filehippo.com and download\n\nCCleaner (it's free)
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I would suggest using Irfan View.  It handles virtually all types of media files,\nhttp://www.irfanview.com/
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you can open those using almost all players\nuse windows media player
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Your not the only one to notice. I think you find them somg in the folder it was already in and the right click it and click open with Windows Media Player if double clicking it dosen't work.
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1) click on the start button\n2) find folder titled "my music" should be right there...but I have xp system  (or on desk top double click on "my computer" double click on "documents" and then double click on "my music")\n3) highlight all the music you want deleted.\n\nThis way is easier then actually going through the media player.  Unless you are not wanting to get rid of all your music from you computer.  That'll be a bit more diffecult.  You'd have to do almost the same thing through the media player.\n\nI hope I helped even a little...Good luck!
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In Windows XP Professional, the Start menu contains a My Recent Documents folder that contains 15 of your recently used documents. To remove the record of recently accessed documents:\n\n1.\n \n\nRight-click Start, click Properties, and then click Customize.\n\n2.\n \n\nClick the Advanced tab, and then click Clear List. If you're using the Classic Start menu, click Clear.\n\nClicking Clear List empties the My Recent Documents folder. It doesn't delete the documents from your computer. If you don't want to include anything in the My Recent Documents folder:\n• \n\nOn the Advanced tab, click Customize, and then clear the List my most recently opened documents check box.\n\nIn Windows XP Home Edition, My Recent Documents is not automatically listed on the Start menu. You can turn on this feature by right-clicking Start, clicking Properties, clicking Customize, and then selecting the List my most recently opened documents check box.
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go to control panel, then Internet connections,then Internet options then delete files , then settings, then edit and click select all then file and delete and click yes. any problems e-mail me at roy40372@yahoo.com
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This sounds suspiciously like a virus or spyware program. Do you have anti-virus and anti-spyware programs on your computer? If so, run scans through those programs; one or both of them should detect the file and give you the option to delete it.
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i dont think u can...just open up lots of other files and it will wipe over them ones that u dont want there
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Click on tools >> options in internet explorer . from there delete the files and clear history