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my recent documents
elljay20
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trying to clean up my pc but all the deleted stuff still shows in my recent documents. anyone know how to clear this please?
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You could download cr@pcleaner, that would clear all the junk off your computer.FB :heartpuls Wiggly
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it's works computer so i don't want to download anything
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Have you tried right clicking and then delete. Or go to the My Recent Documents folder and remove them from there.:doh: Blue text on this forum usually signifies hyperlinks, so click on them!..:wall:0
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What version of Windows are you running
If you are running XP, do you have this configured as "Start Menu" or "Classic Start Menu"
To determine this, right click on the Start button and select properties and then select Start Menu tab.
If you are running as "Start Menu" then follow these steps
From the Start Menu tab, select Customise
Select Advanced Tab
At bottom you will see Clear List, this will clear the recent documents
If you are running as "Classic Start Menu"
Select the Customise button
Select Clear
Note when you select either of these buttons to clear it will not only clear the recent documents, but also internet history urls (ie what urls you entered in IE)0 -
HighVoltage wrote:What version of Windows are you running
If you are running XP, do you have this configured as "Start Menu" or "Classic Start Menu"
To determine this, right click on the Start button and select properties and then select Start Menu tab.
If you are running as "Start Menu" then follow these steps
From the Start Menu tab, select Customise
Select Advanced Tab
At bottom you will see Clear List, this will clear the recent documents
If you are running as "Classic Start Menu"
Select the Customise button
Select Clear
Note when you select either of these buttons to clear it will not only clear the recent documents, but also internet history urls (ie what urls you entered in IE)
i press the start tab on the bottom left hand side then what? sorry i can't find what you said
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espresso wrote:Have you tried right clicking and then delete. Or go to the My Recent Documents folder and remove them from there.
yeah but more (older) items just appear in their place.:mad:
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Navigate to the My Recent Document folder using Windoze Explore and delete from the folder.:doh: Blue text on this forum usually signifies hyperlinks, so click on them!..:wall:0
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Move your mouse over the start command, and then click the right mouse button, do NOT click using left mouse button on the Start command and then follow steps.
Alternatively follow what Expresso has said, maybe easier for you0 -
have done it. thanks guys
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