Cache(Temporary Internet File)
Your browser saves visited web pages and images from visited Web sites into your hard drive whether you click on them or not, so that next time when you visit you won't have to re-download the image. It also means that a lot of data is being saved to your hard drive. Anyone who uses your computer can discover your recently viewing.

Cookies
Web sites place small text files to your browser to keep track of your on-line sessions. They are particularly useful when you want a Web site to auto-sign you into a registration process. Some web sites use cookies to track you through the site. With Advanced Tracks Eraser, you can easy erase cookies.

Location Bar History
The location bar shows some of the most recent sites you've visited, it's located in your browser where you type in the web address bar of Internet Explorer. Therefore, anyone else can see where you've been and what you've done.

Autocomplete Memory
Internet Explorer stores a record of almost everything that you typed into any web site form.

Recent Documents
This lists the most recent 15 documents that you have accessed. Any of them can be opened by clicking on the document's name.

Windows Search History
Windows saves these files so that when you want to do searches, you don't need to re-enter the information. This lets others know what you have been searching.

Start Menu Run History
Windows stores these programs in the start menu run text box. so that you don't have to re-enter the information, but it allows others to know what you searched.

Open/Save History
Windows records you opened and saved files list in registry.

Windows Temporary Files Directory
The Windows temporary directory stores temporary files that are used during installation of programs and at other various times. Erasing this directory regularly is a very good for your PC.

Other Applications
Most applications and programs store recently accessed files and history data. With Advanced Tracks Eraser you can erase it.