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Question Posted Sunday January 8 2006, 8:59 pm

You when you search for something on google and then you go back another time to search for something else, it saves and as your typing guesses what you be searching for. how do i get rid of all the prevous searches I have done?

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syireen answered Tuesday January 10 2006, 9:55 pm:
press the down arrow and press delete to all of the serches you've made.

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K2204 answered Monday January 9 2006, 7:32 pm:
where it says google then a down arrow, click it, its really small and black, then click on "clear search history"

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angel_sarah23 answered Monday January 9 2006, 1:42 pm:
when u see them hit the down arrow on the right hand side of your screen then hit delete and hold it down til they all go :D

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waterrabbit1104 answered Sunday January 8 2006, 11:11 pm:
Well, it depends what browser your using. I'm going to assume internet explorer. When you start to type in a search query, it tries to automatically fill it out for you, correct?
If so, go to "tools", choose "internet options." Go to the "content" tab. Look down, and find "autocomplete". click the button, and uncheck the button next to forms.

that should stop the box from trying to complete the words in the search bar.

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Alin75 answered Sunday January 8 2006, 10:34 pm:
Ok, bear with me I am using a Danish version of Windows XP so some of the translations may not be exact. Anyways open Internet Explorer and go to the top to a menu that (i hope) is called "functions"- should be the one between "favourites" and "help". Go to the very bottom and press on "internet settings" (or something similar). Amongst the menus at the top there should be one called "content"- it should be one of the first. Click it and it should give you a page that near the bottom has an option called "autocomplete". Click that and you will get all the Windows autocomplete options (including webaddress completion, typing completion etc). There is a button that clears all the history. Also you can turn off the options.
Alternatively, if you want better internet security you can also download an internet eraser (just search on google and you will get many, some with free trials, some that are totally free).

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HOPLESSxROMNTC answered Sunday January 8 2006, 10:07 pm:
I dont know how to make it go away permanently. But just search whatever you want, then type in google.com again. Erase all the writing and click off. Then the next time it will just be blank. I think that is the only way, sorry I cant help much more!
Ashley♥

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kittygurl90 answered Sunday January 8 2006, 9:40 pm:
alright make it so that you see all the things you've searched for and then highlight them but dont click and press the delete key on your keyboard. hope that helped!

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