The "run" in the "Start" menu is a commonly used command. However, all running commands will be saved in the "run" drop-down list.ProgramThere are many methods to clear these records. For example, open the Registry Editor and find [HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Explorer \ runmru]. delete "a, B, c..." in the right window... ", or, in the Group Policy" Local Computer Policy> User Configuration> management template> taskbar and start "menu, set "clear records of recently opened documents at exit" to enabled, you can also click "clear list" in "Taskbar and" start "menu Properties>" start "menu>" Custom> advanced ". However, these methods are as follows, when using this function, you can still remember to delete or exit the system. In addition, the last two methods will also clear the history of recent documents. The method I want to introduce now is, no matter when the drop-down list of the "run" window is empty, the following is a specific method to make the "run" completely out of memory:
Click Start> Run, enter regedit, open registry editor, find HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Explorer \ runmru, right-click the runmru item, and select "permission ", in the "runmru Permissions" window, click the "advanced" button, select the "Permissions" tab, select administrators in the "permission project" window, and then click the "edit" button, in the "Permissions" Window of the "runmru permission Project", change the "full control" of the registry key of the Administrators user to "Deny (), after exiting the Registry Editor, you can make "running" completely out of memory.