I had Outlook open while I did it the first time. Saw a comment to close Outlook first so I typed in some random numbers into the search and closed Outlook. Deleted f again after the search. Opened Outlook and no search history! Hoping this comment will help anybody reading these instructions now. Yes, it works beautifully--to remove a very annoying feature.
Just make sure that you close Outlook before beginning the steps indicated above. Are you kidding me? Whats so annoying about this feature? Perfect for working a lot with mails.. It works on Microsoft Thanks a bunch!
Hi so i went into Windows NT, current version but there is no other folder called Windows subsystem. Why is this? I couldn't do it the first way either i do as follows and as soon as i click on office, outlook there is nothing in that.
I am having the same problem. I really want to disable this annoying feature. This works in Outlook , but only for the 'Recent Searches' drop-down. But the really annoying location where this list still shows up is in the standard e-mail search window. Is there a way to delete or disable that feature? Irritating maximum, grrrr. Hi Avinash, Have you restarted Outlook after removing the f key in the Registry Editor window? Is it the small search box with the clock icon next to it?
I am having the same issue. I want to disable that feature because it has gotten to the point that it is really annoying. Especially when I have to do several searches during the day. Or, if you want to restore the operation to the Windows Search service, you can click the Enable button to turn on the service again. In the Advice column, advice on how to deal with the service are offered to you. You can take it into consideration before you decide to enable or disable it.
If you enable or disable some crucial system services at random, some unpredictable consequences may happen. More seriously, it may cause your system works abnormally. So be cautious. Then you can select one of the following two choices to continue. Click the down arrow icon to expand the Startup type drop menu, select the option of Automatic Delayed Start , and then tap on the button of Apply to proceed. Under Services status, click the button of Start and then tap OK to save changes and exit.
If the service is currently running, click the button of Stop under Services status. Select the option of Disabled in the Startup type drop menu and then tap on OK to keep the modifications. Verify that the search history has been deleted. Click in the Outlook search box. Clicking the search box brings up a new Search tab on the ribbon. Click Recent Searches on the Search tab to verify that the search history has been cleared.
If your search history is still there after you deleted the registry value f then you need to ensure that Outlook is closed before you delete the registry value.
Close the Outlook desktop app. Go to the registry and delete the registry value f Start Outlook and verify the search history has been cleared. If you simply do a bunch of searches and look at the registry editor, you may not see the value f However, as soon as you restart Outlook, this registry value is recreated. Select Delete history.
Notice that you also have an option to export the search history. When you see the prompt Delete search history? The change takes effect immediately. Verify that your search history is deleted. Thanks for reading my article. Visit ZubairAlexander. Here's what the User Interface portion of the options window looks like Regarding to your requirement, it is not feasible to remove it or collapse it.
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