Clear Windows Activity History
Remove Windows search and run history, recent document records, temporary traces, and other local activity details that can reveal how a shared PC was used.
Remove Windows search and run history, recent document records, temporary traces, and other local activity details that can reveal how a shared PC was used.
Select browser history, cookies, cache, typed URLs, saved form information, download records, and other internet traces for cleanup.
Scan supported Windows applications and remove selected usage records left by office, media, communication, and utility software.
Schedule Windows, application, and internet-history cleanup when the computer starts or shuts down. Add specific files or folders to the automatic secure-erase list.
Hide personal photos, videos, documents, folders, or an entire local drive so they no longer appear during ordinary browsing.
Lock selected files, folders, or local drives and require the Privacy Protector password before they can be opened again.
Protect files, folders, or drives against unwanted modification and removal while keeping them available for approved use.
Keep documents, pictures, music, and videos in a dedicated private space with quick access to each protected content category.
Securely erase selected files and folders, or use disk-wiping options when ordinary deletion would leave recoverable confidential data behind.
Respond to repeated wrong passwords, use stealth settings, configure recovery email, and exclude trusted disks, files, or folders.
We use Privacy Protector to clean trace data on shared support PCs after each shift, which improved our internal privacy controls.
Windows activity cleanup is straightforward, and scheduled maintenance checks now take less manual effort.
Browser trace cleanup helped us reduce exposed session data on training-room computers used by multiple teams.
Explore the controls for history cleanup, file hiding and locking, private storage, secure deletion, and automatic cleanup.
Select Windows usage traces such as recent activity and temporary records, then erase the items that should not remain visible on a shared PC.
Privacy Protector is for Windows users who need routine privacy cleanup plus practical protection for personal files, private folders, and sensitive documents.
Clean browsing traces, recent documents, temporary files, and personal activity records after family or shared-account use.
Reduce leftover customer files, exported reports, browser traces, and temporary work records on shared business computers.
Clean recent activity and protect private project files on school, lab, training-room, or borrowed Windows PCs.
Hide, lock, or shred files that contain IDs, account records, payroll documents, contracts, or personal archives.
Privacy Protector brings routine trace cleanup and personal file protection into one Windows utility, so the same privacy check can cover what the PC remembers and which local files remain exposed.
Review Windows activity, browser history, and supported application traces without opening a different cleanup utility for each source.
Select history and privacy categories before cleanup instead of treating every local record as disposable.
Configure automatic cleanup for routine shared-PC use, then keep manual control for files or traces that need closer review.
Hide or lock current documents, protect important records from changes, and shred sensitive working copies when they are no longer needed.
Open Windows History, Application History, or Internet History. Review the selected categories, close the affected applications, and click Erase.
Choose Hiding File, Locking File, or Protecting File, then add the files, folders, or local drives you want to protect.
Use Settings > Schedule for startup or shutdown cleanup. For confidential files you no longer need, review the targets in File Shredder before using Safe Delete.
Choose Windows recent-document lists, Run and search history, Open/Save history, clipboard contents, and temporary files. Browser cleanup includes history, cache, cookies, typed addresses, saved forms, and download records for the browsers listed in the app. Application History provides separate cleanup options for supported desktop programs.
No. Clearing recent-file history removes the list of files you opened, not the original documents. Recycle Bin and temporary-file cleanup are separate deletion options, so review the selected categories before clicking Erase.
Hide keeps selected files, folders, or local drives out of ordinary browsing. Lock blocks access until you unlock the item through Privacy Protector. Protect restricts modification and deletion while keeping the content readable. These controls apply on the protected PC; they do not add a portable password to a file you send elsewhere.
Yes. Open Settings and choose Schedule, select Windows, application, or internet history, and enable cleanup at computer startup or shutdown. You can also add specific files and folders to the automatic secure-erase list.
File Shredder securely deletes selected files and folders instead of simply moving them to the Recycle Bin. It also provides a Disk Wiper option for drive data. Review the target and keep any required backup first. Recovery resistance depends on the storage device, and separate copies or backups are not removed by shredding one file.
Private Disk keeps personal documents, pictures, music, and videos in a dedicated private space. Use the content categories to browse or open your private files from within Privacy Protector.
No. Privacy Protector cleans selected records stored on this Windows PC. It does not erase activity retained by websites, cloud accounts, or an internet provider.
Editors highlighted the software's all-in-one privacy workflow for cleaning traces, locking files, and shredding sensitive data.
Coverage noted practical setup for users who need daily privacy maintenance on Windows.
Privacy Protector brings trace cleanup, file hiding, folder locking, and secure deletion into one practical Windows utility.
Reviewers praised the balance between file protection controls and cleanup automation for shared computers.
Lab observations mentioned stable behavior during repeated cleanup and lock operations.
The product is strongest when users need a broader privacy workflow instead of a single-purpose cleaner.
Independent write-ups described Privacy Protector as a practical desktop utility for personal and office privacy hygiene.
Commentary emphasized low learning curve and consistent day-to-day operation.
GiliSoft Privacy Protector combines file hiding, folder locking, history cleaning, and secure shredding in one Windows privacy workflow.