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Go ahead and stick your neck out Disabling IE7 auto complete for Web addresses only stops the function, it still keeps the entries. If you turn it on, all the remembered sites are still there waiting for you. I'm thinking my best option is to delete the user, and start with autocomplete turned off. I was just hoping that CCleaner would be able to take care of it. Something quirky. Gotta love MS.

Clearing encrypted autocomplete web addresses is still an issue. Firefox not an option All options are ticked for cleaning Reboot does not resolve On XP SP2, with current patch levels Using IE7

I have been able to figure out that Ccleaner is not taking care of the IE7 auto complete web addreses settings, which are stored in an encrypted form somewhere. Clearing the encrypted listing (registry or file) or deleting the the file is OK, but Ccleaner is not doing it. So any help identifing it, or fixing it in a future version is great. Anyone have ideas?

@Aethec - Thanks for the note. It is a corporate deployment, so they keep at SP2 and keep the patches updated through SMS. Still a mystery on where the info for the web links in autocomplete are stored.

I see this problem as well. Most history is cleared out, but *some* items remain. When I type a URL like t for twitter, I do see URL links that I expected to be deleted. IEHistoryView from NirSoft shows clean HKCU registery section shows clean CCleaner v2.18.878 (Everything turned on under IE) XP SP2 IE7 Symantec AV 10.1.8.8000