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Anyone know how to disable the document history on the start menu?
I dont like the history of my last documents/videos popping up when I go past documents on the start menu. Is there a way to hide this or to get rid of it fully?
Any help is greatly appreciated |
what OS ya using?
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in win xp, do this.
right click on start button, go to properties click on 'customize' click on 'advanced' now, take the check off 'list my recent....' |
here is how I do it
User Key: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\ Explorer] System Key: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\ Explorer] Value Name: NoRecentDocsMenu Data Type: REG_DWORD (DWORD Value) Value Data: (0 = display, 1 = remove) Remove Recent Documents from the Start Menu |
I think you can change this with TweakUI as well, but I'm too lazy to look.
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I know this has been answered before but this is weird. I did what The Dude said and XP is still saving my recent documents.
I don't understand! What steveincolumbus tells me to do is over my head. Thanks for trying Steve. |
Dunno if you've tried this, but try altering the security properties of the "C:\Documents and Settings\<your profile>\Recent" directory and disallow everyone's write access. Haven't tried it myself, but it's worth a shot. That's where XP seems to keep its recent item shortcuts.
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Brewmaniac:
what steveincolumbus was referring to was registry hacking. Start > Run > regedit *hit enter* what he has, are the keys, just follow them left to right, expanding the little plus. just be sure to back up your registry before you make any changes. |
If you go to tecktv.com they had a real good way to hack to reg to stop it from puting it on the hard drive at all.
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I use MRUBlaster's Silent Clean Feature to get rid of that + other windows 'recent' lists...
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lol, you guys go the hard way...
well....if you're using win 2k, or win XP pro, you're using the hard way use the group policy editor... |
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