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Delete Cookies That You Don’t Believe Should Be There!
 
If you believe a Web site has placed a cookie on your computer that you don't want, you can delete it. When you change how Internet Explorer handles cookies, the new privacy settings might not apply to cookies that are already on your computer. To make sure that all the cookies meet your new settings, you can delete all the existing cookies.
 
1. On the Internet Explorer Tools menu, click Internet Options.
2. On the General tab, click the Settings button, and then click the View files button.
3. In the window (to your hard disk drive) that opens, find the cookie you want to delete.
4. Click to select the cookie you want to delete.
 
If you want to delete more than one cookie, press CTRL as you click each cookie that you want to delete (this lets you select a group of cookies). If you want to delete all the existing cookies, press CTRL+A to select them all.
 
5. Press the Delete key.
6. When you are finished, click OK twice.
 
Be careful! Some Web sites store your member name, password, or other personal information in a cookie, so if you delete that cookie, you may need to re-enter this information the next time you visit the site.

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