Windows 7 automatically saves all the recent searches done by the users.
Some people are annoyed by this feature as the last three searches become
visible under the search box as you start typing in it. If the computer is
shared by others, you might not want others to see your past searches. There
is a way in which you can disable search history display in Windows 7.
However, you cannot disable search history display in Windows 7 Home
editions. This is due to the fact that you need to utilize the Group Policy
Editor for achieving this goal and it is not available in the Home versions.
Follow these steps to disable search history display in Windows 7.
Enter
gpedit.msc
in the search box of the Start menu. Press Enter. This will open the Local
Group Policy Editor.
Scroll down to User Configuration \ Administrative Templates \ Windows
Components \ Windows Explorer.
Double-click on
Turn off display of recent search entries
in the Windows Explorer search box on the right hand side of the dialog box.
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Select Enabled and click on the Apply button.
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Click on the OK button.
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Close out of the Group Policy Editor.
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From now on, you won't be bothered by the display of recent search history as you start typing into the search box.
1 comments:
Great information about window 7can you tell me about window 10?
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