Hi, I searched the forum for "google bar dropdown search" and "google bar history" but I didn't receive results so I'm posting here even though this is probably a common question (sorry). I do use Ad-Aware SE to clear my MRU (most recently used) lists. In the results the entries in my google bar is listed as negligible objeccts, but when I delete them... only say 80% of the search words I've entered into the google bar (not google's homepage, Clearing Content in IE options doesn't help) are still there. The old keyword searches are gone, but randomly some recent searches are left behind. Don't know why it happens so is there any more efficient way to wipe it all out? Clearing history from IE Options doesn't help either. thanks

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Try CCleaner,a good free cleanup program. Google for CCleaner. Under applications 
check Google Toolbar. Do not use the issues part of the program unless you are sure 
of what you are doing.







On Tuesday, July 4, 2006 at 4:32 am, pumpkingirl wrote:

>Hi, 

>

>I searched the forum for "google bar dropdown search" and "google bar history" but 

>I didn't receive results so I'm posting here even though this is probably a common 

>question (sorry).

>

>I do use Ad-Aware SE to clear my MRU (most recently used) lists. In the results 
the 

>entries in my google bar is listed as negligible objeccts, but when I delete them... 

>only say 80% of the search words I've entered into the google bar (not google's 
homepage, 

>Clearing Content in IE options doesn't help) are still there.

>

>The old keyword searches are gone, but randomly some recent searches are left behind. 

>Don't know why it happens so is there any more efficient way to wipe it all out? 

>Clearing history from IE Options doesn't help either.

>

>thanks 

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Open the 'Options' for the Google Tool bar.
Select the 'Search' tab.
Uncheck 'Save the search listing across browser sessions'.

Regards
Quasimodo

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You should look into using "MRU-Blaster" available from http://www.javacoolsoftware.com/mrublaster.html .

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anyone know where the MRU location is in the registry keys?

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