He specified that he was on a Window 7 system w and the vendor was HP.  I can't seem to find anything about the run (windows+r) history, but if you go to the desktop and hit tab so that focus is on the start button you can then bring up a contextual e menu with shift+f10. In this menu is a properties and there are a couple of checkboxes for remembering history. No specific mention of the run button there, but perhaps it will work.

Jonathan


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Subject: [MARKETING] [EXTERNAL] Re: [VICUG-L] question about the run dialog box.

Try Disk Clean. If that doesn't fix it then you may need a 3rd party application like CClean. If you have any more questions, please include the version of Windows you're running.

On 04/04/2015 01:44 PM, [log in to unmask] wrote:
> Good afternoon everyone,
> How would I go about deleting things that  show up  after I go into 
> the run  dialog.  I thought that if I cleared out all of the history 
> from internet explorer 11, which is on my HP windows 7 laptop 
> computer, that, that would do it.  But I still see things that are in 
> there when I type the windows start key, R.  all advice, help and 
> suggestions  will be appreciated.
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