How do I completely delete web browsing history and cookies in Google Chrome and what do I need to do to make my Windows 7 PC hardware run at optimum performance and how would I know if my Internet speed has increased based on the procedure that I performed?
Hello,
Hope you are doing fine. Try Sparktrust. It cleans away Windows registry and also system errors. The software also stops unneeded processes that hog resources and slows you down. It will also allow you to choose which programs you want to launch at startup. This can result in much faster startup times. It also includes a defrag utility for optimizing the computer’s memory, thus file saving becomes faster.
http://sparktrust.com/fastercomputerfix?gclid=CJbei-fbv7cCFfMctAod6R8AQQ This URL will direct you to the site where you can download this application.
By know I am positive that you have tried doing this the manual way, is the tool just below the exit icon of the browser. Well you can fix this problem by downloading and running PC Cleaner.
This software will allow you to delete any type of private data on your computer.
Google Chrome is one of the web browsers I used before until I shifted to Maxthon which is the best of all the browsers I used because it can download streaming videos easily. Now, to delete the browsing history of your Google Chrome, first click on the Chrome menu found on the browser toolbar.
The Google Chrome menu looks something like this:
Next, click Tools followed by “Clear browsing data”. On the next window, put a check on “Clear browsing history” and then select “beginning of time” from the menu above to select the amount of data to delete. This action will delete your web browser’s entire browsing history. And finally, click “Clear browsing data” to finish it. Besides clearing the browsing history manually like this one, you can also do it from another software like PC Tools Performance Toolkit.
It can delete the browsing history of Google Chrome as well as other web browsers like Opera, Safari, Firefox, Netscape, and Microsoft Internet Explorer. Since you are running Windows 7 on your computer, I assume you already know that it requires somewhat higher hardware specifications. To run it at least on the minimum side, your hardware must have at least a 1 GHz or faster processor, 1 GB RAM, and 16 GB hard drive space. Your RAM mustn’t go below 1 GB to stay on the minimum speed of accessing data or else it’ll be crawling when opening an application.
And this also goes to the processor. Any lower speed will decrease the performance. Actually, the overall performance of the computer not only relies on one particular part or device but in the combination of all installed devices. And to increase or improve the data access performance of your hard drive, you should do a regular defragmentation like for example once a month will do. This is very important especially if you frequently install and uninstall software from your computer.
As with your internet connection, you can improve it using a program called “TCP Optimizer” which is available at Speed Guide. You can find several other tools there like TCP Analyzer, IP Locator, and more. Check also this video called “Make Your PC Run Faster: Deleting Cookies, Running A Speed test And Tune Up Utilities in Windows 7”.
