Deleting Browsing traces from Windows Media Player

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Youve been browsing the Internet or opening and closing media files, and you notice that youve left your fingerprints all over your operating system. You would think that media files that you downloaded, viewed and deleted are gone: But theyre not entirely.

If you opened up your media in “Windows Media Player”, it has also made note of what videos that you have watched. (This is similar for most players; however, Windows Media Player is the most common so I will only provide an example for it).

Removing Traces from Windows Media Player
– Open Windows Media Player
– Go to “Tools” – > “Options…” in the menu bar
– Select the “Privacy” tab.
– Select “Clear History” and “Clear Caches” at the bottom right (You might even want to turn this feature off by un-selecting the checkbox by: “Save file and URL history in the Player”)
– Press “Apply”, and “Ok”
– Go to “Library” or “Media Library” depending on what version you are using.
– Click on...

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