How to remove your past searches from the computer's search bar/ field?

Question

Past searches seem to have a permanent residence in your computer and pop up whenever you enter letters for a new search.
I want to remove them selectively. Is there a way? Also how to remove past visits to sites from your internet explorer toolbar, without removing history?

Answer 1

1. With Internet Explorer, go to the VIEW menu and pick INTERNET OPTIONS.
2. Then click on the tab that says CONTENT.
3. Then click on the button that says AutoComplete.
4. Then click on the button that says. CLEAR FORMS

Have fun.

Maybe Microsoft will GET BUSY and do some Innovations and add a CLEAR HISTORY button on the TOOL bar where it would be a bit easier.

HEY BILL GATES, this is our gift... get busy. (thank you for your recent generosity)

Answer 2

On your Toolbar, Click Tools, then Internet Options.

Clear History...then Delete Cookies & Delete Temporary Internet Files.

Voila!

Answer 3

Clear History

Answer 4

1) type in the first letter of whatever you want to erase.

2) a menu will pop up. press the down arrow key

3) keep pressing down until you reach the word you want to delete. then press the delete button on your keyboard.

Answer 5

go to tools then go to ummm internet options then go to clear all then okay