Cleaning system garbage in Windows system

As you know, Windows is known as a bad "vice" that records the privacy of the operator. For example, when you open a text file and browse a file like a picture, leave the file name you have read or edited in the "Start"-"document", and leave the downloaded installation files and some temporary transition files in the Windows\Temp when editing files, installing the games or installing other software; If you use InternetExplorer browser to surf the internet, this IE browser will also habitually in the address bar left you have entered the site address and the subsequent birth of the "network real name", and in the "history" of the page you have visited; even when you delete a file, Microsoft has never forgotten to leave something for you, you go to the "trash can" look at it, hehe.

These have brought convenience to users, providing a quick and convenient way for the next re-enter and operation, but also exposing some of the things they do on the computer to other computer users. The existence of these problems, sometimes not the computer users want to see the results of their operations on the computer by other people know clearly. So in the process of using Windows, there is always the headache of cleaning up the "footprint" of the computer (the ability to list the most recently used file names in some software is also a "footprint", but because it can be set off in software, Not included in this article).

The footprints left in the use of Windows, I would refer to it as the "garbage" left in Windows.

The location of "garbage"

There are two places where windows dumps rubbish: one is stored in a folder and one is stored in the registry.

The garbage in the folder is: "Start"-"documents" in the garbage, placed in the C:\Windows\Recent folder, install the program, edit the file generated when the temporary files are placed in the C:\Windows\Temp folder; When you delete a file, you throw it in the trash in the C:\. The recycled folder (implied) is placed; When you surf the web, WINDOWS will keep the pages you've seen in the C:\WINDOWS\History and C:\Windows\Temporary Internet Files folders; Microsoft will also pick up cookies from the Internet and put cookies in the C:\WINDOWS\Cookies.

The garbage in the registration table has: IE browser address bar left Zengjin to the website address and later born "network real name."

In fact, the Windows registry itself is a large garbage warehouse, the garbage in the inside, you have free time to find it. This article only points out one or two of these, and is designed to guide you analogy and how to clean up the garbage in the registration table.