You can't, but it's not your computer's fault -- it's the fault of the Web site itself. It's being hacked from the outside to redirect automatically all of its users to the "unscrupulous" site. I suggest you stop going to that site. It will eventually notice the error and fix it.
The address bar has been updated to be more intelligent by automatically filling in bookmarked websites when you start typing it. Also the tab has been upgraded to be more functional and now can be grouped together.
If it is for a program then windows removes it automatically but for Internet explorer you must click the tools menu then delete browsing history then delete temporary Internet files or delete all if you want.
Open internet explorer and click tools from the menu bar, select internet options. Under the general tab click the delete button.
C:\users\username\App Data\local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary internet Files
Delete all temporary files in Internet Explorer or what every browser you are using. Then do a complete virus scan on the computer.
What do you mean? Do you mean temporary files/cookies. If you do you go on internet explorer and click on safety and clear internet history
no theres not in-private does not store any cookies, temporary internet files, history or any other data used or accessed in the session
To access the Temporary Internet files folder in Windows Vista do the following:Open a windows explorer (not Internet Explorer), click Tools -> Folder Options -> View -> Select Show hidden files and foldersUncheck Hide protected operating system files -> Click Yes -> Click Apply.In the address path write the following (Make sure to add your username): C:\Users\\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files\Low\Content.IE5.You should now be able to see the files.
The answer is very simple. All you have to do is start up your Internet Explorer and go into the "Tools" pull down menu in your Toolbar section. Select "Internet Options" and wait for the Settings window to load. From here, not only can you empty out your temporary files folder and cookies, you can also tell Internet Explorer to automatically delete them every time that you close the browser. Once the "Internet Options" window loads, double check that you are in the "General" tab. Below the area where you can change your homepage is the place where you delete your personal history and temporary files. Click on the delete button and choose what you want to be cleared. Also, if you want Internet Explorer to automatically delete it when you exit the program, click on the settings button and set it up from there.
It is depends on the browser and operating system, Which you haven't mentioned, but you can find it under "temporary internet files" (Internet Explorer) or "browser cache" (Firefox, Netscape, etc.) depends on your browser.
# To delete a corrupted IE cache and build a new cache
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