WINDOWS7 how to clear boot records

Reopen the Windows Update service. Done In the control panel, open the control panel and put the check box that says there is an update, and after the update history is displayed, you can delete it.

1. Right-click ---Properties) on the desktop taskbar.

2. In the [Anywhere] bar and [Start] menu properties dialog box, check [Save and display recently opened programs in [On] menu] and [Save and display recently opened projects in [On] menu and taskbar].

3. Click OK after ticking.

4. Then right-click on the desktop taskbar again ---Properties].

5. In the [Anywhere] bar and [Start] menu properties dialog box, select [Save and display the most recently opened in the [On] menu. programs] and [Save and display items that have recently been opened in the [On] menu and taskbar]. Finalized.

6. Check whether there is any historical record in the running box.

You can empty the time, and the time to clear the time flutter needs to be decided according to the user.

Check the time of use of the computer and follow the steps below

1. First, right-click "This Computer" on the desktop and click "Properties".

2. Click on the "Control Panel" home page and select "System & Security".

3. Click "Management Tools" to enter the event viewer "Windows Logs".

4. Click "Filter Current Logs" on the right side of the log list, enter " in the id box of the filter interface, separated by English commas, 6005 is the boot time, 6006 is the shutdown time.

5. Finally, click "OK" to see all the shutdown records, and pull to the bottom to be the earliest boot record.

I don't know about you, I don't have this on my computer, I just experimented.

Cleanup Steps:

1. Open the Control Panel

3. Double-click the Event Viewer in the window that opens

4. In the Event Viewer, double-click Event Viewer (Local) in the left pane, then double-click Windows Logs, and finally double-click System

5. Click Filter Current Logs in the right pane.

Step 1: Open your browser and click on "Internet Options" under "Tools".

Step 2: Click on the "Delete" button under Browsing History.

Step 3: Tick on "History" and click on Delete Button.

Right-click on My Computer, Manage, Event Viewer, and delete some of the records on it.

360 Secure Junk Cleaner & Menu Run Enter, User Configuration - Manage Templates - Taskbar & Menu - Don't Keep File Records - Click "Enabled".

The tool Internet Options clears the record.

1. Start - All Programs - Accessories - Run, Enter", open the event viewer, select "System" in the left window (the power on and off records are written into the system log), and click "Filter Current Log" from the system events on the right. Search for events with ID .

Event ID: 6005 indicates that the Event Log service has been started, that is, the startup event ID: 6006 indicates that the event has been shut down.

2. To delete, just click "Clear Logs" on the right side.

Open "My Computer" and find a Schedlgu TXT in the Windows directory of the C drive. It is a log of "scheduled tasks", which will faithfully record the execution of the computer's scheduled tasks, as well as the information of each boot of the Windows system.

Double-click to open the Schedlgu TXT file and clear the contents, then click the File menu Save to close.

Ha ha. Classmate, you're doing something you shouldn't be doing again.

It's usually deleted in the attributes!!