Can I Reset My Results or Clear My History?
No — there is no reset, no clear-all, and no delete-this-one. Your attempt history is a fixed ledger of what you sat, and the only thing that ever removes a line from it is that line’s own retention running out.
This is a property of how the history works, not a feature still waiting to be added. Once you see why the record is left alone, the missing delete button reads as the point rather than a gap.
Why the Cloud Record Is Fixed
You can open and read every sitting you have completed, but there is no action anywhere that edits or removes one. It is the position you are in with a cloud provider’s billing history: you can pull up every past day of spend, yet you cannot reach back and delete the expensive Tuesday to make the month’s trend look tamer — what ran, ran, and the record states it. VMExam treats your sittings the same way. A run you would rather bury is written down exactly like the one you are proud of, and neither is yours to edit, hide, or zero; the record only ever changes when the retention clock, not you, takes a line out of it.
What the Fixed Record Protects
Because you cannot prune it, the history cannot quietly flatter you. A score you would rather forget is still the score you got, and a climb across several sittings means something precisely because the dips are still in frame beside it — delete the weak runs and the trend you are reading becomes a story you told yourself. The one you would mislead by clearing a bad sitting is you. And since each attempt leaves on its own retention clock, an early rough run does not trail you indefinitely even though you cannot lift it out by hand; the record settles itself without ever being curated.
So resetting or clearing your cloud history is not something VMExam offers, by design: the ledger stands as you made it, it ages out attempt by attempt on its own, and that is exactly what keeps it an honest account of the runs you have actually sat.
