Open Windows Explorer, click in the address bar and type or paste the following path:
Windows itself has no option to do this but with a few steps you can easily create a desktop shortcut to quickly delete all entries of a single Jump List.ġ. You can use the method above to manually delete all the entries in the jump List of an application one by one, but it becomes a pain if you constantly want to clear the lists for one or two programs only. Note you will only be able to remove the recently opened, saved or visited items in the list and tasks put there by the application cannot be touched (such as opening a new browser window). Then simply right click on the entry you want to delete and select “Remove from this list”.
Open a Jump List in the Start Menu or on the Taskbar so you can see the list.
Oddly, although the option deletes the Jump List stored files, CCleaner itself doesn’t actually tell you it has found or deleted anything.ĭownload CCleaner Clearing a Single Entry From a Jump Listĭeleting all the jump List entries at once is fine, but what about if you want to just delete one or two entries from a Jump List and leave the rest in tact? It’s quite easy to do. The Windows 8.1 method to turn off Jump Lists is slightly different to Windows 7, right click on the Taskbar > Properties > Jump Lists, untick “Store and display recently opened items in Jump Lists”.Ĭlick on Start > Settings (Winkey+I) > Personalization > Start and turn off the option “Show recently opened items in Jump Lists on Start or the taskbar”.īesides disabling and enabling the actual Jump List function, there is another easy way to delete all the Jump Lists in one go, which is to use a junk and privacy cleaning tool, CCleaner is one such program that is able to do this.Īll you have to do is tick the “Taskbar Jump Lists” option in the Windows Explorer section on the Windows tab of the Cleaner, and then run a clean. If you just wanted to clear all the lists, simply re-tick the option and press Apply again. Click on the Start Menu tab and untick the option “Store and display recently opened items in the Start menu and the taskbar”, then click Apply. Right click on the Taskbar and select Properties. Disabling and then re-enabling the option also has the effect of clearing all Jump List entries. If you want to completely disable Jump Lists in windows it’s very easy to do. Note the following methods work the same in Windows 7, 8.1 and 10 unless stated.
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