Automatic Clear Internet Explorer Cache
Do you know “Temporary Internet Files”?
Temporary Internet Files is a directory for storing any files from downloading from any web site you visited. Sometime call “Internet Cache”. This directory is used by Internet Explorer. This is for cache pages on web site and objective for web sites to load more quickly when re-visited the same web site.
Be aware, some virus may be came from the same time whey you visited web sites.
Our recommended, Try to setup Internet Explorer to automatic delete “Temporary Internet Files” after they closed the program. Just do the step by step below.
How to delete “Temporary Internet Files” automatic?
- Click menu “Tools”
- Select “Internet Options”
- And then select tab “Advanced”
- Scroll Down to “Empty Temporary Internt Files folder when browser is closed” and select by check mark
- Click “Apply” and then “OK” for confirm
Maximize your security in Internet Explorer 7
For all user using Internet Explorer 7
The version of IE7 for Vista adds the Protected Mode, which allows Web sites to access only the Temporary Internet Files folder on your PC. According to Microsoft, this feature is on by default for the Internet, Intranet, and Restricted zones, but disabled for the Trusted Sites and Local Machine zones. On my machine it was enabled for all zones.
How to set Protected Mode in IE7?
- Click “Tools”
- Then select “Internet Options”
- Select “Security” tab
- Click select checked mark “Enable Protected Mode (requires restarting Internet Explorer)”
Tap Browsing - IE7 Tips
Tap Browsing Tip - IE7 Tip
New Feature of Internet Explorer 7 (IE 7), Taps, meaning you can surf multiple web sites with the single IE Window.
How to use multiple web
- Press “Ctrl + T”, then type your favorite web site addesss
- Switch between Taps, just press “Ctrl + Tab” on keyboard
- Quick Tabs, for see thumbnails of all open tabs.
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