If I erase the cache, are there any other images left on my computer after I surf, I don't download only look
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This is an guide with screenshot on how to clear your search history, check it out! \nhttp://www.jimmyr.com/searchhistory.php
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If you really want to find it, it should be in your backup files, unless if they cleaned or overwrote it, or defraged the computer, then it would be gone, or if it was recently downloaded, you can check through your internet browser through the tools menu, but usually it gets deleted fairly fast
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Because when you save a web page offline, it still references an online web page with the links (if you check the HTML, it should say the address on the web - http://...). The pictures, however, are likely referenced by a dynamic directory, starting with /(folder name)/image.jpg. Unless you save the pictures, in their original file structure, along with the offline web page, they won't load.'\n\n\nUPDATE: If you know a little HTML, check the image tags in the page's HTML code. If you don't know HTML, they look like this: <image src="IMAGE NAME/LOCATION"...>. If they simply appear as src="folder/folder/image.jpg" or even src="image.jpg", look for them in your file structure saved to your computer. It could be the problem you're having is that they reference the online images (the src would say http://www.etc etc etc) and when you're offline you can't access them because of that. Check it out and let me know.\n\nUPDATE: the "_images/you.jpg" is what I was wondering about. Look in your file structure for a folder "images". See if you.jpg is there. It could be that Surfoffline doesn't properly save this image structure. If you don't see an images folder right away, try doing a windows search (start->search->files or folders) for "you.jpg" and see if it appears there.\nThe problem at this point is that even if we do find where the image is downloaded (or if it is at all), it will be a major hassle for you to go in and change the location of every picture file you download. You should probably contact Surfoffline and find out if there is an option or update somewhere you can turn on so this doesn't happen in the future.
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Try cleaning your cache
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Hi Maña! Try to check these folders:\n\nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;%windows user%&#92;local setting&#92;internet temporal files\n\nC:&#92;%windows home%&#92;temp&#92;internet temporal files\n\nThese are the folders that Windows Xp uses to save the Internet cache files and it is an history of almost all visited sites (cached html files, images, videos, sounds, etc).\n\nWhere:\n \nC: is your hard drive unit.\n\n%windows user%: is the user that is used to initiated a session with Windows Xp.\n\n%windows home%: is the folder where windows is intalled
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you could cover all your tracks, if you so wish, with a simple little program i use called CCleaner\n\nYou can download it at ccleaner.com, it's free, and it works really well to get rid of ALL your internet viewing history\n\nFrom the CCleaner Site:\n   "CCleaner is a freeware system optimization and privacy tool. It removes unused files from your system - allowing Windows to run faster and freeing up valuable hard disk space. It also cleans traces of your online activities such as your Internet history. But the best part is that it's fast (normally taking less than a second to run) and contains NO Spyware or Adware! :)"
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Tools\nInternet Options\nClear Cookies\nDelete Files (offline)\nClear History\nset days to keep pages in history to 0\nThere is a downside:  When you delete cookies, some programs or goodies you downloaded may or may not work, pictures may or may not become X’s the next time you open the file, etc.\nIt’s your choice to make.\nYou can also:\nClick Contents tab:  now click the content tab,  click to clear auto complete,  click to clear  forms.\nWhere it says use autocomplete,  uncheck all the things you dont want your browser to store.  This way you won’t have to keep going back and clearing things out. Good luck
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Download and run ccleaner.  It's free and fast.
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Yes, if you have Windows XP you open up Start>>all programs>>Accessories>>system tools>>Disc cleanup\n\nwhen that opens up it will show you everything you can get rid of. You will want to get rid of the temporary internet files. You can view them before you delete them if you like.
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try to delete them after restating your system.may be there is something in cache.
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You can download and erase the contents of Internet and cache files using the following utility :\n\nhttp://www.privacyeraser.com/download/internet-eraser-setup.exe\n\nThis utility is free of cost.
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If you are planning to give it to her forever, google and download CleanUp! and they have an option there. Just run the application and it will remove the history of everything, not just your browser.\n\nIt is a very good app to take care of issues with your system. So is CCleaner! Both are kind of must haves..\n\nEdit: In response to other CleanUp! comment - I have tried and tested Cleanup! with no problems. I have been using it for almost 6 months now. That's why I specifically mentioned it. Because 'just about any program' WILL screw up your system. Also, you have to carefully adjust the level of cleaning you need. CleanUp! has a special level of cleaning provided which is just for the purpose the Original Poster has.
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All history files are really not deleted, \nrefer to the below link for more info. it requires some digging around to get to them, but it's possible.\n\nAlso, if he deleted the cache, but not the cookies ... you can always tell a lot by what cookies are stored on the machine... with those, you can actually get a timeline of when a website was access by looking at the created/modified timestamp on it.\n\nNote to all the ones addressing trust issues: they or may not have trust issues.... as far as I'm concerned, it's not my responsibility to be her counselor at this point. she's asking a technical question... you should probably keep your answer technical... unless asked otherwise.
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porn... check the history.. history button should be on the toolbar.. if nothing is there go to temporary internet files on your hard drive (c drive) go into the windows folder and you should find the temporary internet folder in there
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Top of web page tools internet options delete files delete cookies clear history content clear ssl state autocomplete clear forms.\n\nAlso D/load ccleaner free and easy to use.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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OOOOoOo what have you been searching for that you wanna erase so bad? lol j/k...go to internet options and click on clear history, or it might say clear cache
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I use a free program called CCleaner (for "crap cleaner") which removes the browser cache (while giving you the option to save the cookies that you actually want), empties the recycle bin and gets rid of other junk on the hard drive, and does all of this faster than Windows Disk Cleanup.  I think it makes a big difference.