Open Activity history settings. You will still be able to see your browsing history in Microsoft Edge. In previous versions of Windows, this setting was called Let Windows collect my activities from this PC.
In previous versions of Windows, this setting was called Let Windows sync my activities from this PC to the cloud. Windows has additional privacy settings that control whether app activity and browsing history data is sent to Microsoft, such as the Diagnostic data setting. You can clear and delete both the activity history stored on your device and the activity history that's sent to the Microsoft cloud. Under Clear activity history , select Clear. In your timeline, you can clear individual activities, or all activities from an individual day.
To do so, right-click an activity and select the option you prefer. Privacy Windows 11 Windows 10 Microsoft account dashboard More Notes: In previous versions of Windows, this setting was called Let Windows sync my activities from this PC to the cloud.
Need more help? Join the discussion. Was this information helpful? Yes No. Thank you! Any more feedback? The more you tell us the more we can help. If you decide you want some or all of these files back, you can usually retrieve them from this folder. Swipe in from the right edge of the screen, and then tap Search. If you're using a mouse, point to the lower-right corner of the screen, move the mouse pointer up, and then click Search.
Enter Computer in the search box, and then tap or click Computer in the search results. To prevent data loss, we highly recommend backing up your files and settings to an external drive before resetting, refreshing, upgrading, or reinstalling Windows. You have only 28 days to retrieve most files from the Windows. After that time, most of the content of Windows. Files and settings stored in the Users or Documents and Settings subfolders of Windows. If you reinstall, reset, or refresh Windows, the previous Windows.
Windows 8. Notes To prevent data loss, we highly recommend backing up your files and settings to an external drive before resetting, refreshing, upgrading, or reinstalling Windows. Need more help? It might well be that you'd forgotten about it or didn't know about it at all; use the following guide to get it up and running.
The only prerequisite is that you have at least Windows 10 October Update installed -- and I ardently hope you do! And that's all there is to it. This floating panel displays a list of all the items you have copied, and you can paste any one of them by simply clicking it. There are additional options available if you click the From the sub-menu that appears, you can delete individual items, clear the clipboard completely, or pin any item you plan on pasting more than once.
This last option is handy for code snippets you tend to reuse, and other pieces of text you usually type a lot, such as your address. Pinned items will remain on the clipboard even if you clear the rest of the contents. One final option that's worth mentioning relates to clipboard synchronization. When you enable this setting you can choose between synchronizing everything Automatically sync text that I copy , or just those items that you specify Never automatically sync text that I copy.
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