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You can either tweak the registry manually by following the steps below, or you can simply download and run the registry files we provide after the steps to avoid messing with the registry yourself. Method 2 - Disable Recent Items and Frequent Places by Tweaking the Registry If you want to bring back recent items and frequent places, just turn on this setting. Ok, done! No more recent items and frequent places. Then, turn off the ‘ Show recently opened items in Jump Lists on Start or the taskbar’ option. Once you’re in the Personalization setting screen, select the Start item from the sidebar on the left. Step 1: Go to Settingsįrom the Settings menu, click on the Personalization item. Method 1 (Recommended) - Disable 'Recent Items' and 'Frequent Places' from the Settingsįollow the instructions below to locate the setting which controls the recent items/frequenty places feature. If you want to remove those too, then you’ll have to manually unpin them from Quick access and jump lists. Note: The items which you have pinned to Quick access and jump lists will remain even after turning off the ‘recent items’ feature. Method 1 is recommended since you disable recent items/frequent places from Windows' native settings, in contrast to Method 2, in which you have to tweak the registry. Method 2: Disable recent items and frequent places by tweaking the Registry

Method 1 (Recommended): Disable recent items and frequent places from the Settings

You can disable recent items and Frequent places using either of the following two methods: Turning Off Recent Items and Frequent Places in Windows 10 Do you hate seeing the items you’ve opened recently? Do you want to hide them so as to prevent others from accidentally seeing them? If yes, then here is how to disable the jump lists which display recent items on the Start menu and taskbar, as well as the frequent places- places you visit often (folders, websites, etc.) which are displayed in the Quick access folder (“Frequent folders”) and File Explorer (“Frequent places”).