recently browsed web sites?
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mail.yahoo.com\nanswers.yahoo.com\ngmail.google.com
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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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Visit the website and see?
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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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PLEASE DO NOT VISIT THE SITE THAT THE PREVIOUS PERSON SAID. \nIT CONTAINS POTENTIAL SPYWARE ON THE SITE...\n\nJUST SENDING THIS OUT TO WARN YOU...\n\nPLEASE DO NOT VISIT THE SITE THAT THE PREVIOUS USER MENTIONED
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goto into tools> internet options and under general tab you have BROWSING HISTORY, press clear button.\n\nthis is in case of IE 7.0
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Let's say you have Firefox.\n\nTools -> Options -> Privacy -> History -> Clear Browsing History now
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Yes, use Tools and click on Internet Options. There will be a box that comes up, and in the box it shows your history. You just go into that area and search for what you are wanting.
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I'm assuming you're using Win XP and Internet Explorer.\n\nFor history of websites visited:\nTools > Internet Options then on the bottom right "Clear History" under the General Tab\n\nFor forms you fill out:\nIn Internet explorer, go to Tools > Internet Options and go to the Content Tab. Under "Personal Information" click on the Autocomplete button. Clear Forms and set options (checkboxes) as necessary.
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Go to View > Explorer Bar > History, or you can use a shortcut - press H on your keyboard while holding down the Ctrl key, and that will open a panel on the left that shows the sites visited for a certain number of days (by default Internet Explorer saves up to 20 days of history).
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go to the top and press history or\n\non the top of your web browser there is a time icon click on that and that will show you everything you have watched
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You can check the cookies. It will list all sites that have allowed a cookie to be added to the computer and most sites do.\n\nGo to Tools, internet options, under temporary internet files click settings, then view files. Or, you can go to the start menu, my computer, C: , Documents and Settings, owner, Cookies AND all users, cookies.\nHope that helps.
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open up what program you were using and usaully they have a list of the most recent documents open it and savfe it to a different location or just look where it was saved
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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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It would be helpful to know what site your going to. Also is there a program on your computer that is installed to block you from going to these sites?
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Follow the instructions you see here to find the history of recently viewed sites, but be aware that a savvy 11 year old may know how to delete the history.\n\nFor another way to see what he's been looking at you might want to try this...\n\nOn the menu, click Tools > Internet Options and on the General tab select Settings. On the dialog that opens click View Files. On the window that opens click on the View menu and select Thumbnails. This will show you the images that have been viewed since the cache was cleared.
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Within My Computer, go to the following folder:\n\nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;<user name goes here>&#92;Local Settings&#92;History\n\nYou will see several "Date" folders "Today", "Yesterday", "Last Week", etc.  this holds both internet history as well as "My Computer" history.\n\nIn fact, "My Computer" is the name of one of the folders under each "Date" folder, which shows what programs were run.\n\nThis set of folders is available under each login name under "Documents and Settings"/<User>