The Run dialog box is considered to be the most basic key to opening the magic door of the Windows operating system. In the previous article, Download.com.vn showed you how to Check your network speed with the Ping command in the Run dialog box. So if you have used too many ping commands or other commands, look very confused, how to delete them? The following article will give you answers with extremely simple methods.
Registry Editor is a powerful Windows editing tool at your disposal, but it's quite complex and confusing for those who aren't used to it; and it will be very harmful if you accidentally delete or change a wrong value in the Registry causing your operating system to fail. So follow these steps very carefully.
Computer \ HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Explorer \ RunMRU
Note: Do not delete the [ Default ] and MRUlist lines because these are the two basic command lines created by Windows, if deleted they will cause errors.
So you've deleted the command line is not needed in Run already. Please open the Run window again and check the results offline. This way of deleting is a bit of a hassle in the Registry search process, but in return it can be done in all versions of Windows and gives us the choice to choose the lines to delete rather than delete the whole like Other ways below.
This way, you just need to download the latest CCleaner software and do some simple steps:
In Windows Vista, you can do the same steps as Windows 7. However, there is another very simple way that you can refer to the following:
And finally, the way to make the latest version of Windows, Windows 10. The method is quite simple as follows:
Open the Run window again and you'll see the command line history is empty.
So Download.com.vn has shown you how to delete unused commands in the run dialog box on all popular versions of Windows already. Hope this tip can help you experience Windows better. See you in the next posts.
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