Hello to all - first post here and I think that it's great that something like this is available.

Ok - my question might be simple, but it's bugging me to no end.

Like I should, I do routine PM on my laptop (DELL Latitude w/Windows XP/IE 6) - this also includes routine PM on IE also. I do the standard easy stuff, cleaning cookies and whatnot - which also includes clearing out the URL history in the address bar. Now - this is were it starts to get strange.

I know that to clear out the URL history you need to GO to Tools, IE Options, Content, Autocomplete - clear passwords/forms.... and that works except for one web address. It's not a bad one (actually something my daughter looked up - some Barbie website) - but it intrigues me that I can clear all of them but THAT ONE?

Any ideas?

All HELP is most appreciated.Try CCleaner.

Don't use the registry section unless you know what you're doing!KPAC,

Thanks for the reply and I DL'd it and it's still there. It clears everything else out from the address bar but that one website?

Check here: http://www.pchell.com/support/delete_address_bar_urls.shtmlQuote from: Broni on March 04, 2009, 08:02:09 PM

Check here: http://www.pchell.com/support/delete_address_bar_urls.shtml

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