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Index.datInterested in your secret index.dat file? For those of you who have taken the time to learn about the index dat, you all understand one thing: If you are concerned about your privacy, then you must delete, remove, erase and clean these files of your sensitive information. To do this you should run (not walk!) and grab a copy of CyberScrub to eliminate your Windows index.dat files. Hidden on your computer are some files that contain all of the Web sites that you have ever visited. Every URL, and every Web page is listed there. You cannot delete them. Not only that but all of the email that has been sent or received through Outlook or Outlook Express is also logged. The file names and locations depend on what version of Internet Explorer you have. If you are running IE version 4.0 or above, the file name is "index.dat". If you are running or have ever run IE prior to version 4.0 there are two files. One is named Mm256.dat and the other is Mm2048.dat. Microsoft has not supplied an adequate explanation as to what these files are for or why they have been hidden so well. According to Microsoft, these files are used to cache visited Web sites to help speed up the loading of Web pages in Internet Explorer. Obviously this cannot be the case because when you clear the Temporary Internet Files the "index.dat" files remain behind and continue to grow. If you delete or clear the Temporary Internet Files, there is absolutely no need for Windows to index the URL cache because those files no longer exist. But it does and they can't be deleted. | delete index.dat
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