How Do You Remove Index.Dat In Windows XP?
In Windows XP, Microsoft Internet Explorer uses files called index.dat to store information about your Web browsing activity. The intent behind these files is to make browsing data more quickly and easily accessible when you need it, but some computer users may feel that this is an unwanted invasion of privacy. If you are among them, you can remove these files, but only using special third-party software. It is also worth noting that the files will be automatically recreated by Windows, however, they will not contain the personal information that they used to contain before you deleted them. Therefore, routine deletion of these files is required if you want to keep these records from being stored. Download the freeware program CCleaner. A link to the download location can be found in the Resources section of this article. This program is free, but if you want to donate to the software publishers via PayPal, you can do so through the download site. To download the program, click the dow
