In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can do this from your computer or mobile device. Even if you're already signed in, you'll likely be asked for your password again. Sign in with the account that you want to delete the entire search history for. This can be found in the upper-left corner. In larger browser windows, the menu will be open automatically. This will let you change how much search history will be deleted. This will ensure that only your search history is deleted. After confirming, your entire Google Search history for that Google account will be deleted. You can delete specific items instead of your whole history by tapping or clicking the button next to an item in your "Item view" list and selecting "Delete."
Summary: Open your web browser. Type myactivity.google.com into the address bar. Sign in with your Google account. Click or tap the button. Click or tap Delete activity by. Click or tap the Today menu. Click or tap All time. Click or tap the All products menu. Scroll down and click or tap Search. Click or tap Delete.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Many plants are poisonous to cats. Some are only mildly so, while others can be deadly. Check each plant in your house to make sure they are not poisonous to your cat. It's best to take out poisonous plants altogether, but if you must keep them, put them in a room the cat is not allowed in. Some common plants that are poisonous include Aloe Vera, any type of lilies, many types of ferns (though not all), calladium, and many ivies. Some non-toxic options for cats include African violets, bamboo, and feather palm. You shouldn't have coffee, alcohol, chocolate, grapes, or raisins where your cat can eat them. In addition, you shouldn't let your cat try yeast dough, macadamia nuts, onions, garlic, chives, or xylitol, as they can also cause problems. Though it's common lore that cats like milk, you shouldn't feed it to them because the lactose can cause stomach issues. Finally, avoid feeding your cat extra salt, as she may not be able to process it properly. This list isn't comprehensive. Always check to see if a food is safe to feed your pet by using high quality websites or asking your vet. Strings, such as the ones on blinds, are enticing to your cat. They look like perfect toys to her. However, she can get tangled up in them or even strangle herself. Your cat also might be interested in cords for electronics, which have an obvious risk if she chews on them. Hide them or tie them up high when possible. Don't forget to hide strings such as dental floss or yarn. While you can use them to play with your cat, if you leave her unsupervised with these items, she can swallow, which can cause stomach problems. If you can't get them out of reach of your cat, you can make them taste bad. Use a cat-safe spray, such as bitter apple. Cleaning supplies and other household chemicals are often poisonous to cats, and your curious cat may try to get into a bottle if she can find one. Therefore, make sure you keep them put away in cabinets that your cat can't get into. Like chemicals, medicines can be poisonous to your cats. Even if it's a medicine your cat can normally take, it will be a much higher dose than she would need. Unfortunately, your medicine bottles may sound like a cat toy to her, and she may play with it until it pops open. Put them away in a medicine cabinet or cat-proof box, such as one with snap handles. Some common household items are toxic to your cat, ones you wouldn't think about. For instance, mothballs and fabric softener sheets can be toxic. In addition, cigarettes and batteries can also cause your cat problems. Make sure to keep these out of your cat's reach.
Summary: Check for poisonous plants. Keep poisonous foods out of reach or put away. Put up any strings. Hide the chemicals away. Hide medicines. Remove other toxic items.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: It's usually at the bottom-left corner of the screen. A list of matching results will appear. A menu will expand. A confirmation message will appear. This opens the command line at an elevated (administrator) level. Here's an example: If the batch file is on your desktop, type cd \Users\YourLoginName\Desktop. If it's in your downloads folder, type cd \Users\YourLoginName\Downloads. If you don't know what your login name is, type cd \Users and press Enter to go to the Users folder, and then type dir and press Enter to see a list of logins. This will move you into the directory. For example, if it's called "program.bat," type program.bat. If you don't know the name, type dir and press Enter to view the files in the folder. You'll find it there. This runs the batch file.
Summary:
Click the menu. Type cmd into the search bar. Right-click Command Prompt. Click Run as Administrator. Click Yes. Type cd followed by full path to the folder with the .BAT file. Press Enter. Type the name of the batch file. Press Enter.