Win7 system Four-step tips for cleaning up Records

To avoid accumulating excessive amounts of useless records in the system over time, you can regularly clean up records by following the techniques described below. The following is an example of a Win7 system:

One, clear from the taskbar

When the Win7 system runs various programs, it will display the corresponding program icon in the taskbar, and when you right-click the icon, you will see the recent use of the program to open the file record in the right button menu that appears. For records that need to be cleared, you can right-click the record and select the "Remove from List" option in the right-click menu to delete the record.

Second, clear from the menu bar

When you run various programs in Windows7, the program's icon appears above the menu, and the list of file records opened by the program appears when you move the mouse over the icon. Right-click in the list to select the record you want to erase, and then select the "Remove from List" option in the right-click menu to delete the record.

Clear from recent use projects

There are also records in the "Recently used items" in the menu bar in Windows7 that use files. After you delete the records from both of the above, you also need to select Delete records from the most recently used items menu.

Clear from the hidden record

There is also a hidden "Recently used items" directory in Windows that contains a history of using files, but this directory is hidden deeper and the method is open by the related path (%appdata% microsoftwindowsrecentautomaticdestinations) paste in the Windows Explorer address bar to enter. This allows the user to select the records that need to be cleaned to clear the point.

Some applications in the File menu sometimes erase the above records will also have the use of file records, also need to be cleared, so as to be clear and thorough.