Open your console and do the following, it will delete the cookies and cache on the deepest part of your computer, therefore deleting old games.
Just write this (without brackets) and your computer should restart, just wait until it runs up again and enjoy, there will be no more old games listed.
Its a little long process but chess.com wanted it to be the hard way, there is no other way around.
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I AM NOT ROTTEN TO THE CORE YET
DONT DO WHAT I SAID, YOUR COMPUTER WILL EXPLODE AND YOU WILL HAVE TO REINSTALL THE OS.
LOOOL, don't listen...
LOOOL, don't listen...
Do listen, JuergenWerner doesnt even know about computer science.
Im graduated from Montana's university with experience on Java and C languages mainly, however I am a system administrator right now and deal with this folders daily.
Just trust on me, delete the folder and your problems will go away, you will get a new computer after it.
Once a game is played on the site you can't delete it.
So your worst moments will forever be recorded in the annals of chess.com, where they become eternal moniments mocking your embarrassment.
That really isn't considered a warning. Since it looks like a blank comment, many would assume it to be blank.
Open your console and do the following, it will delete the cookies and cache on the deepest part of your computer, therefore deleting old games.
Just write this (without brackets) and your computer should restart, just wait until it runs up again and enjoy, there will be no more old games listed.
Its a little long process but chess.com wanted it to be the hard way, there is no other way around.
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What did you do? Did you tell him to delete system32? Or regedit and modify entries randomly?
Open your console and do the following, it will delete the cookies and cache on the deepest part of your computer, therefore deleting old games.
Just write this (without brackets) and your computer should restart, just wait until it runs up again and enjoy, there will be no more old games listed.
Its a little long process but chess.com wanted it to be the hard way, there is no other way around.
[don't post potentially harmful instructions- - MOD]
What did you do? Did you tell him to delete system32? Or regedit and modify entries randomly?
Telling him to delete system32 would have been too hard for him.
I spoonfed him by giving him a simple cmd command that would delete it for him.
How do I delete old games that are listed?