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How can I disable my recent searches in the internet?...Please help me up with this problem..,?

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Please help me with my problem...when I am typing (for ex. "male") a lot of words starting from that letter will start to come out and It's irritating a lot...I hope you'll help me with that!! thanks!

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  1. You need to clear or disable Auto Complete. This saves all previous searches in your search bar. Here's how to fix the problem:

    For Internet Explorer: Click on Tools. Then Internet Options. Click on Content and then Auto Complete. Then click on Clear Forms. This will erase your search history. If you don't want things showing up again in your search history then deselect the Auto Complete options at the top. Be sure to select apply or ok at the bottom


  2. HI, please when you're searching the meaning of some word you have to be carefully patient, because google would propose you several meaning or similar word  which has different meaning. you have to go through the meaning which matches with the sense you want to use this word

  3. tools >> internet options >> delete history.

    dont look at p**n on your parents computer, lmfao.

  4. Delete cookies.

    Depends on what browser are you using.

    On Firefox

    TOOLS> OPTIONS>PRIVACY> SHOW COOKIES>REMOVE ALL COOKIES

    On MS Iternet Explorer

    TOOLS>INTERNET OPTIONS>DELETE COOKIES

  5. Here, try this software, ccleaner. It really helps a lot deleteing your history files, cahe, and other temporary files you get from the internet... Its both mozilla and IE compatible...

    (just try searching ccleaner in google, and that would be the last time you'll see the recent searches... hehe. hope this works...)

  6. click on tools in your browser then click delete browser history

    then delte all and yes and close.good luck.

    c yah..

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