Windows 7 Explorer Amnesia Operation Tips

Different optimization techniques and system setting techniques have different uses for different people. Many people may have problems that they may have to solve. Some friends may not be useful at all. For example, privacy protection, many friends and computers are used by one person, and such cases are rarely considered. The search history problem of Windows 7 Explorer that I want to talk about today is related to the privacy of users. Windows 7's powerful search function is quite easy to use, but the trouble is that all search history will appear in the drop-down list box. If you are using a public computer, security and privacy are a problem.
We can solve it in two ways, one manually, one is to use the software, note that if your system is Windows 7 Home Basic Edition, you need to use third-party software to set up is relatively simple.
First, manually modify the Win7 system group policy settings
In the Windows7 system start menu, enter "gpedit.msc" in the "Search " box and enter the run (or Win + R key to open the run window input) Open the "Local Group Policy Editor" window, and open "User Configuration & Rarr; Administrative Templates & Rarr; Windows Components & Rarr; Windows Explorer&#; in the right pane, find " in Windows Explorer Close the display of the most recent search item in the search box, double-click to open the properties window, select "enabled" here, confirm it and it will take effect, and the search record will not be saved automatically anymore.
Tip: When you close your search history, you won't see the search suggestions when you search. In addition, if you need to delete the history in the address bar, just right-click on the address bar and select the "Delete History" command from the shortcut menu to clean it up.
Second, use Win7 optimization master to prohibit these functions
If you use Windows7 Home Basic Edition, there is no group policy, you can add this function from Windows7 Optimizer 1.3, you can prohibit the system to automatically record the resource manager search history. Click on the top of the "System Settings", then click on the "System Settings" on the left, "System Settings" on the right (this should be renamed Explorer Settings), then check the last one: " ; prohibit the resource manager from searching for records ", and finally don't forget to click the "Save Settings" button in the lower right corner.
This way, Windows 7 Explorer can also be banned from recording search history and protecting personal privacy.