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can't you just delete the cookie

Go to www.webroot.com and download Spy Sweeper for free. It removes multiple ad cookies placed on my PC everyday.

XP its Tools/Internet Options/Delete Cookies/Delete files.

1 toss in trash can out by curb

2 buy new one

I'm with you...I have no idea how to get rid of cookies.

When I need to get rid of cookies, I usually eat them. (Unfortunately.)

>cant you just delete the cookie<
Thats what Im wondering??????

Unbake it first. Then discard via keystroke pattern akin to that of W. Clarke.

Go to "Control Panel"- then "Sytem and Maintenence"- then chose "system restore". Pick the day before you picked up this cookie and let the system reboot. It won't erase anything you have done but it will wipe our all unwanted programs and cookies that you have acquired.

Right-click on Internet Explorer Icon
Choose "properties".
Click "General" Tab.
Under "Temporary Internet Files", click "Delete Cookies" button.

If you use the Mozilla browser, you can just use the "Cookie Manager" that's located in the "Tools" menu.

A prerequisite to your question: What operating system are you using?

If you are using internet explorer... click on
tools
internet options
then -
- if i wanted to clear ALL cookies,
then just click on "delete cookies" then click "OK"
- if i wanted to clear JUST ONE PARTICULAR cookie,
then click "delete files"
then click "settings"
then click "view files"
and find the particular cookie, hightlight it and delete it
then close that window and say "ok" on the other ones
-
if not using internet explorer - i ain't got a clue

Go to your cookies folder and delete them all, you can also download a cookie managers from download.com.

I use a program called "Total Cleaner" that cleans out all traces of your internet travel, and you can manage the cookies you want to keep. Total Cleaner is free to use for a short period. I liked it enough to purchase it and it works great.

"Spybot Search & Destroy" is a free program that can be downloaded and it will keep the unwanted cookies off as well, but it doesn't clear your internet history like Total Cleaner does.

The first time I ran "Total Cleaner" I cleared up 1.5 gigs of disc space that was stored in my Tempoerary IE folders.

Good luck

Yup. That's one way.

Another way to do it is to go into the "Documents and Settings" folder on your C drive, find your user name, open the Cookies folder, and delete the cookie...if you can find it. Some people have thousands of cookies, and many don't use the same name as the offending site.

THEN YOU WILL DELETE ALL THE COOKIES!!!
Just do what he said then view the cookies and delete what you want (you know, highlight, delete)

unless you want them all gone.

Darn. You beat me to it. I guess you get a cookie!