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#1 willM

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Posted 21 July 2010 - 10:17 PM

On my IE i type in a lot of address. So now when i type in and address it try's to figure out where i want to go, it is very annoying. I have tried to delete history from tools --> internet options --> delete history, they i tried resting internet explored options, tried using CCleaner to clean it out, tried going to regedit-> HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Typed URLs and deleted whats in there except the one that is called default, uninstalled IE then reinstalled it from Turn Windows features on or off, and then when you type it in on the address bar there is an X to delete have pushed it a number of times next to the URL. Yet nothing :pullhair: they remain. Any help is appreciated.

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#2 Murray S.

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Posted 22 July 2010 - 07:26 AM

Howdy and welcome to WTT: Try this.. Start IE and click on Tools>Internet Options. Now, click on the "Content" tab. From there, find the "Auto Complete" box and click on the "Settigs" box. Uncheck everything and then click on "delete autocomplete history". Okay out. You should be good to go. Murray
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