Cleaning Built-in Account Traces
Cleaning Built-in Account Traces |
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Your may clear traces made by built-in accounts such as Local System, Local Service, Network Service, and alike. You may also include computer cleaning into a large wiping and cleaning task. Go to the Setting a Large Wipe and Clean Task section for details. The list of items visible on the System panel can be edited on the Customize panel. To clean traces of built-in account activity, •In the BarView, click the required wipe list In the TreeView, select the required wipe list The System panel will appear in the right pane.  Built-in Accounts panel •Select the required items and click the Clean and Wipe Now button. If you only delete files, they may be later recovered using any file unerase or recover utility. To make this impossible, you may set R-Wipe&Clean wipe files before deleting on the Docs and Internet tab of the Settings panel. If the Wipe files before deleting check box is clear on the Docs and Internet tab of the Settings panel, the Clean and Wipe Now button changes its name to Clean. The files will be only deleted without wiping. R-Wipe&Clean will start cleaning the computer, and the Deleting and wiping dialog box will appear showing the cleaning progress.  Wiped \ Cleaned: dialog box When R-Wipe&Clean finishes cleaning, the Report dialog box will appear showing cleaning results. Some items require you to log off to complete the cleaning. You will see this notice in the Report dialog box asking you if you want to do this. You may do this later and only small portion of information will remain until next logon. To start wiping swap files, you must restart your system. You will be prompted either to restart your system to start wiping the swap files, or to delay wiping until the next restart.  Restart dialog box Default cleaning settings may be specifically set on the Docs and Internet tab of the Settings panel. You may see the contents of any particular item on its respective panel in the right pane. Click Details on the Built-in Accounts panel or select the item in the BarView or TreeView.
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Registry records of items used by the system ()recent system applications, etc.) |
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Temporary files that the "Local Service" account creates. If the Wipe files before deleting check box is clear on the Docs and Internet tab of the Settings panel, this button changes its name to Delete. |
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Temporary files that the "Local System's" account creates. If the Wipe files before deleting check box is clear on the Docs and Internet tab of the Settings panel, this button changes its name to Delete. |
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Temporary files that the "Network Service" account creates. If the Wipe files before deleting check box is clear on the Docs and Internet tab of the Settings panel, this button changes its name to Delete. |
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A cache of documents used to authenticate web site certificates. Those include certificates, Certification Revocation Lists (CRL). Cleaning this cache removes cached copies, not the original files. If the Wipe files before deleting check box is clear on the Docs and Internet tab of the Settings panel, this button changes its name to Delete. |
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A cache of documents used to authenticate web site certificates. Those include certificates, Certification Revocation Lists (CRL). Cleaning this cache removes cached copies, not the original files. If the Wipe files before deleting check box is clear on the Docs and Internet tab of the Settings panel, this button changes its name to Delete. |
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A cache of documents used to authenticate web site certificates. Those include certificates, Certification Revocation Lists (CRL). Cleaning this cache removes cached copies, not the original files. If the Wipe files before deleting check box is clear on the Docs and Internet tab of the Settings panel, this button changes its name to Delete. |
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Cached filename extensions of file types registered by applications, some of which may be already deleted. |
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Cached shell extensions (added shortcut menu items added by installed applications). Attention! When cleaning the cache, the extensions aren't removed, only their cached copies. |
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Your system stores a cache of WPF fonts installed in the system. Attention! When deleting and wiping this cache, you do not remove the fonts, only their cached copies. If the Wipe files before deleting check box is clear on the Docs and Internet tab of the Settings panel, this button changes its name to Delete. |
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Various logs created by the Common Language Runtime (CLR) component of the .Net Framework. You my view a log file by double-clicking it. If the Wipe files before deleting check box is clear on the Docs and Internet tab of the Settings panel, this button changes its name to Delete. |
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Various logs created by the Common Language Runtime (CLR) component of the .Net Framework. You my view a log file by double-clicking it. If the Wipe files before deleting check box is clear on the Docs and Internet tab of the Settings panel, this button changes its name to Delete. |
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Logs created by various services and programs running under the "Network Service" account. You may view a log file by double-clicking it. If the Wipe files before deleting check box is clear on the Docs and Internet tab of the Settings panel, this button changes its name to Delete. |
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Various traces created during peer-to-peer network connections with other computers. If the Wipe files before deleting check box is clear on the Docs and Internet tab of the Settings panel, this button changes its name to Delete. |
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A list of application descriptions and their pats for applications that have started in the system at least once. |
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A list of applications assigned to perform some acotions automatically upon detected media files on removable storage. Some information on them may remain even when they have been removed from the system. |
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Events assigned by autoplay applications, which can be already removed. |
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Local System Stored Internet Explorer Shortcut Menu Extensions |
A list of Internet Explorer shortcut menu commands installed by applications already removed from the system. |
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