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IT IS OH SO QUIET...
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well, my parents are gonna check up on my computer and all of my history soon (uh oh) and i need to know something...
how do u delete the sites u have visited? how do u PERMENTLY delete all of ur files and cookies and histories and all of the sites you've ever visited? thanks for all of your help! its appreciated! btw...i hav a windows xp home edition... |
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Go to Internet Options, that'll get rid of the history/cookies, at least.
Also do Disk Cleanup. (Start>>Progs>>Accessories>>Sys tools>>Disk cleanup) And what are you hiding?
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I know, it wasn't your fault, it was Google's..... Anyway, there is NO complete failsafe method other than to wipe and zero out the hard drive. However, you can make it much more difficult, and here's how..... Mozilla Firefox Tools>Options Click the "Privacy" icon on the left. Click "Clear All". Click OK. MS Internet Explorer Start>Settings>Control Panel (or Start>Control Panel if you are using the toy look on XP/2003) Double-Click Internet Options. Click "Delete Cookies" and click OK. Click "Delete Files" and select the box next to "Delete all offline Content". Click OK. Click "Clear History" and choose Yes. Click the "Content" tab at the top. Click "AutoComplete". Click "Clear Forms" and choose Yes. Click "Clear Passwords" and choos Yes. At the bottom of the window, Click Apply>OK. Be aware that if you have been surfing Porn sites, you likely have some type of Adware/spyware on your computer system, especially if you are surfing with IE pre SP-2. You will want to do a full system scan with a program like Ad-Aware or SpyBot, or the new Microsoft AntiSpyware. |
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IT IS OH SO QUIET...
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THANKS 4 ALL OF THE HELP!! ![]() wouldnt clearing past passwords be a "not good" thing on the count of destroying memberships or something? |
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Last edited by DuhDuh539; 03-24-2005 at 09:38 PM. |
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wtfmate
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![]() It won't be a problem if you know the passwords to any sites/memberships you've signed up for. Generally, it's just a good idea to wipe everything once in a while, especially if you are trying to remove all traces of history, ect. At least clear the forms.....
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IT IS OH SO QUIET...
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in that case than its all good
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