Search for "indexing options" on the start menu. Click modify, and navigate to the folder or files you want to hide. Uncheck the box. They should be listed in the exceptions.
Go to search at start button(if you have Windows),then type free realms somewhere there...then delete all files from there...
If you have Windows Vista go to the start menu and type in the "Start Search" bar "temp" because your temporary files are your cookies. If you have Windows XP or XD you go to the start menu and go to the "Run" button on there and type in "temp" or "temporary".
The following booting files are required to start Windows XP: NTLDR, Boot.ini, and Ntdetect.com. The following files are optional when starting Windows XP: Ntbootdd.sys and Bootsect.dos. The following files are required to start Windows 7/Vista: Bootmgr (Windows Boot Manager) and BCD (Boot Configuration Data).
Try going to search in the start menu. And search all files and folders for Windows Live Messenger.
You go to start->search->type *.gif
Windows 7: Click start/flag button and type in, followed by enter: *.doc (Keep in mind new office applications now use .docx)
in windows xp click START (on the bottom right of the screen) the search, then all files and folders, type in PWO, and click it, it will look like a pokeball, then it shall open. If windows 7 or Vista just type PWO into the search bar in the START menu.
in windows xp click START (on the bottom right of the screen) the search, then all files and folders, type in PWO, and click it, it will look like a pokeball, then it shall open. If windows 7 or Vista just type PWO into the search bar in the START menu.
Search it in your start button.
Search and run "Personalization" at start menu search and choose Windows Classic Theme. Additional: Search and run "Adjust the apperance and performance of Windows".
You have to know the location you saved it to. If you can't remember where you saved it to, you can easily locate it on your computer by using the Search option: > Start orb > Type the file name in the Start Search box As you type, files will appear in the list.
presuming you are running windows, you can go to "my computer" (from start menu) - then click on the the C drive - then program files - you will then have to find the appropraite folder for the application such as "sony". i can help you no further without the name of the pacific program you can also (if running windows) type in the name of the game in the search bar when you open the start menu. if running windows 7 or vista the seach bar is on the bottom left when you open the start menu, xp and below click on the SEARCH button on the bottom right when you open the start menu.