Does not work if I try to delete just one set of objects. Tried that. Have
restored computer back to before the IE7 cumulative "fix" and it now works
just fine.

"Michael T." wrote:

> "RENEE" <RENEE@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:52F50C1C-428C-4073-9BAD-2798036BE5A3@microsoft.com...
> > Delete button not missing nor disabled. I can hit delete and then I
> > select
> > "delete all" and a box comes up and asks me if I am sure. I hit "yes" and
> > it
> > closes and nothing happens. All my cookies, browsing history, etc. still
> > there. In other words, the final box where you can see it cleaning up
> > your
> > files does not appear.
> >
> >
>
> Hmmm. This is certainly a strange (and unique) one.
>
> First of all, are so saying that you suspect security update KB942615 is
> preventing you from using the Tools/Internet Options/Delete option to get
> rid of cookies or browsing history?
>
> I haven't read in the many postings about this update, that this is a
> possible consequence. Most reports were about IE6 crashing. Moreover after I
> upgraded to IE7 (and before the fix was released) I had no problems with IE7
> crashing. But I did with IE6.
>
> Anyway, you say Delete All is not working.
>
> How about if you do a delete of just one set of objects/files such as
> clicking "Delete files.." or "Delete cookies..."?
>
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