Nissi1

Thank you all for your help. The information you provided was more than I had hoped for. It appears (for a beginning such as myself) to save time and be on the safe side, it will be safer to keep those cookies with names I am familiar with: such as forum, webmail, aol, etc.

Good Morning:. Since my computer contnued to run slow after numerous scans with McAfee (paid verison), a friend suggested I try CCleaner. It is very easy, I was told. I have a Dell Dimension E521 w/Vist Home Premium (1gb). CCleaner was very easy to run. However, I was left with the choice of choosing which cookies I wanted to delete or keep. I have no idea what to do. The choices are as follows: 207.net; advertising.com; aol.com; ar atwola.com/ ; atdmt.com; atwola.com; clickbank.com; com.com; doubleclick.com; download; eatps web.aol; edgeru4.com; forum.piriform.com; google.com; my screen name.com; paretologic.com; partnertoprofit.com; registrycleanerfix.com; tribalfusion.com; webmail.aol.com; welcome.com.aol; download.com; googleadse.com. This may be a small matter to some, but to me it is quite large. McAfee, while a good Security Suite, is no longer deleting tracking cookies (or as they say tracking cookies with a level lower than 12). I hope someone can be of help. Thank you, Nissi1 P.S. Earlier I made the mistake and posting this information in the wrong site. Please disregard it.