<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

Dear Reddit
[i'm new to reddit so please point out breaches in protocol and ettiquette]

In 10 day's I am about to be married. I have been with my lovely fiancée for 4 years. However I have had to live as bachelor for the previous year due to living situation difficulties.

So I have been essentially living a bachelor pad of mess and filth for since august. I am primarily concerned with digital privacy. A dear redittor friend of mind was recently caught having left up /r/gonewild on his laptop before he went to work. This has got me concerned about what my future wife may find that I have not been able to clear as I begin this new part of my life. I am not trying to hide anything nefarious, but just make sure that she doesn't find anything of a questionable nature on my large and unorganized hardrive or on the odd google search on chrome or anything of that nature.

I am planning to:
-Use picasa to find any naughty pictures and delete them
-reset and change passwords
-add a pin number to my phone
-clear browser history etc.

I'm not trying to sound like a terrible guy, i just want a chance to be able to clean things out myself before she stumbles upon something herself.

If anyone knows how to password protect a chrome profile that would be great.
<bot>: What may I have forgotten to do to clean out questionable material from my bachelor computer? What have you done to make sure the special person in your life doesn't come upon some unexpected files?