For intervention purposes, I want to be able to see what sites have been visited from my computer, and I want to be able to go at least a week back. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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If you're concerned on the use of your PC .. perhaps due to children ... or ... suspect of cheating spouse, etc ... you can obtain different software that will secretly monitor and take snapshots of everything done on the PC.  You can even play it back as a movie to see who went where, what was typed, what they looked at, etc..  \n\nBut .. I would only recommend this on a PC that you own.\n\nFrom what I've read, History's in Windows 'can' be altered.\nTherefore, possibly not rendering results you are looking for. Depends on the knowledge of the user(s).
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On your tool bar at the top of your screen there is a History button.Left Click on it. It might look like a clock with an arrow inside. Once you click on it, it should open a window beside your window that you have opened. It will show you every web site that you have visited on your computer. All you do then is Right click on any of the sites. It will say Expand or Delete. Choose Delete. There ya go. Let me know if get it done.   Ladyecho
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Go into the Internet Options.   You should see the CLEAR HISTORY button right there. \n\nGood luck and Happy Computing.
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probably u wont be able to retrieve the history since the chances for successfully recovering this data is so low, that it is effectively zero.\n\nits not that its impossible but its extremely difficult to do so and u got to be really good on the comp. to get it.\n\nthe "History" directory is marked "invisible" by default, so it's likely that you won't find it by default.\n\nThe easiest way is to simply recover the contents of that directory, including all subdirectories, from a recent backup. If you've been making regular backups of your full system, as recommended, then you can simply use your backup utility to restore only those directories, after which you should be able to restart IE and have the old history restored.\n\nbut if u ask me personally i'd suggest you to go in for programs that block adult sites for kids as spyware nanny etc., You Can Also Control THE SITES in IE itself by restricting sites .\n\nto do this go to "TOOLS" in the Menu bar of IE and then Click on "INTERNET OPTIONS" click "SECURITY " tab, then\n"RESTRICTED SITES"
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You can use IEHistoryX from www.585Soft.com. It allows selectively save visited URLs as report.
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Cindy, if the IE history has been cleared, for starters you can browse through the cookies and you can browse through the "Temporary Internet Files" folder for their account.  An example location would be C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;Cindy&#92;Local Settings&#92;Temporary Internet Files (for user Cindy).  The "Local Settings" is typically a hidden folder, so before you go to it in Windows Explorer, you will have to select Tools, Folder Options, and then select the View tab and check the circle for "show hidden files and folders".  The Cookies folder would typically be under C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;Cindy&#92;Cookies (for user Cindy).  \n\nThose are the two easiest places to browse through for starters.  You might want to consider installing a stealth program that does keystroke logging so you will know every last site they visited and everything they typed into IM sessions, etc.  Reference link below, this is one of several tools available for this.  For the teens reading this (saw some earlier replies) don't underestimate the intelligence and stealthiness of your own parents!  They were your age once :-)
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yes!! whichever site u visit get's stored in the temporary folder.Even when you tell Internet Explorer to delete your History, these pesky entries still remain - but Tracks Eraser Pro will get rid of them in a blink. Another common irritation it fixes is the index.dat bloat. These files (often hidden by Windows) reside in Cookies, History and Internet Explorer’s cache folders. This presents two problems: they can grow quite large and as they increase in size, they tend to be bogged down with unneeded data - making them less efficient. Secondly, snoops can recover the index.dat file and see details such as your History, even though the items don’t show up in the History folder. With a simple click, you will now be able to delete the index.dat files and protect your privacy. If you need more proof of this threat.If u want a powerful tool that can delete all ur history,then i recommend track's eraser.u can download it from-\nhttp://www.softwarepatch.com/software/trackerase.html
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most of them are cookies, some are simple things like what websites you have visited, and some are programs.\n\nIf you want an explaination of what is being removed, after you do the scan, but before you delete them, double click on the name of the thing being removed and a short explaination will pop up.
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Yes I'm assuming your using IE.\n\nGo to Tools, then Internet Options.\n\nChoose the tab General.\n\nAt the bottom you have a button, Clear History.\nNext to that is how many days you store history for.\nSet this to 0.
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There's different ways but propably the easiest is to have a look at the pages in the History section.\n\nIn Internet Explorer click the clock like icon with the backwards arrow on it.\n\nYou can also go into Temporary Internet Files (Windos Explorer > Documents and Settings > The User's Name > Local Settings > Temporary Internet Files).  This will have every page visited and every file accessed.  There could be a huge number so list them in date and time order to narrow your search down.
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Here is a link to a program that you can install on the computer. This program will report everthing from email to aim etc, including web pages visited.\n\nIt runs in the backround and can't be detected. You can even have it email the results to you.
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You can look for cookies and temporary internet files.  Just search your computer.
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look at your computer history from yesterday. Go to history and view by date.
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You have history button( after favourites button) in the toolbar of IE you click that it will show the history and you can delete the history of the pages you have viewed. If you want to clear the entire information i.e if you dont want the previous sites you have view in your taskbar then do this in IE-Tools-Internet Options-Delete Cookies, this will clear all the previous info you have viewed.
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Already built into your history...for images..find your cookie folder.\n\ngood Luck
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assuming you are using IE then I would go to Tools|internet options|general|history| and press clear history ;)
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Without the history, you do not have an accurate record of events and websites visited, but there are ways which might give you an insight to what has been viewed...\n\nFirstly, using the search option in windows xp, you can search for the cookies folder. The contents of this folder, when arranged by date, can give you a good idea of what websites have been accessed by the file names of the cookies.\n\nSecondly, if you search for "recent", you can find the recently opened documents list, which contains shortcuts to files recently opened - which includes those downloaded from the internet.\n\nThirdly, by looking in the internet explorer cache files, you can see temporary files stored by IE. This quite often includes images from recently viewed websites. Its rather complex to navigate though.\n\nFinally, you can always just open the browser and look at the recently typed addresses in the address bar.\n\nThats the best advice i can give you... good luck