WIN7 Explorer stop memory Protect privacy

Win 7 's application skills are many users in the day-to-day use of the summary, users use the computer environment is not the same, may also lead to their own computer requirements will not be the same.　　For example, someone's computer is the use of their own, and some people's computers will become the object of collective use. So, there is a problem, that is, when the user's personal computer, in many cases need to let a lot of people to use, we have to consider the user's personal privacy issues.

For example, the problem with the search history of the Windows7 Explorer in this article involves the user's own privacy. Win 7 Powerful search is particularly useful for a feature that but there's a problem that has to be taken into account, that is, the search history will appear in the Drop-down list box when any user uses it, then when the user's own computer is used by someone else, or if the user is using a public computer, How to protect the security and privacy of users?

Here, we use the Win 7 system with the set, manually to the Win 7 resource manager in the history of the screen, and we should note that if the user system is Windows7 home base version, the need to use Third-party software to set up relatively simple.

The Win 7 Resource manager sets the user to start the Local Group Policy Editor in Win 7.　　Here, we can use the shortcut method to start, that is, using the combination of "Win 7 function Key +r" to bring up the system run window, and in the window to enter "Gpedit.msc." Note: Just modify the configuration in the registry. Using Group Policy to use their own better management organization method, can manage and configure the settings of various objects, far more convenient, flexible and powerful than manually modifying the registry.

Run "gpedit.msc"

The local Group Policy Editor runs "Gpedit.msc" and Opens, pops up the window shown above, and in the dialog box, we see two items, "Computer Configuration" and "User Configuration", and click "User Configuration" to go to the next step.

Locate Windows Explorer turn on the user Configuration → administrative Templates →windows component →windows Explorer as shown in the previous illustration. The Enable Windows 7 system for setting items features a very useful and user-friendly feature for users-windows 7 resource Manager refinement settings.　 From the previous step, open the user Configuration → administrative Templates →windows component →windows Explorer into Windows Explorer, as shown in the following illustration. Here, you'll see that there are a lot of items in the setup item that you can set up, where you see a long title, "Close the display of recent search entries in the Windows Explorer search box," and double-click to open the setting.

The Windows Explorer settings description for this item is to prevent users from displaying the most recent query in the search bar and to prevent the entries entered in the search box from being stored in the registry for future reference. Windows Explorer displays a suggested pop-up box when you type in the user search box. These recommendations are based on entries entered in the previous search box.

Windows Explorer settings changes, as shown in the figure above, check the "Started" tab, which is to turn on this feature, "Apply", "OK" exit. Note: If you enable this policy, Windows Explorer does not display a suggested pop-up box when the user types in the search box, and the search box entry is not stored in the registry for future reference.　　If the user types a property, the value that matches this property is displayed, but no data is saved to the registry, and the data is not displayed later when the search box is used. Application Summary: This way, when other users use your personal computer, or when you use it on a public machine, the history that Windows Explorer remembers will no longer exist in the search Pull-down menu to protect the user's privacy in the search for information.

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