How do your check your computer's history?
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if you are using internet explorer (or most other browsers), then select tools, setting/internet options.  from there you can view your list of temporary files.  I am running Ie7, but in ie 6 you can select view, and then click on history if all you want to do is view it.  In most other browsers there is an explorer tab that you can select vith "view" or "tools" and see your history from there (browsers like opera,firefox/netscape,)
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To enable/disable the History viewing. Go to:\n\nTOOLS > PREFERENCES > THEN SEE AT BOTTOM PART OF THAT WINDOW, THERE WILL BE A OPTION CHECKED 'ENABLE A HISTORY LIST IN THE FILE MENU', UNCHECK IT.
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if u can access their comp you could check history and favorites
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I'm assuming you've exhausted your History choices and Windows Search routines. You know that you can go into Windows Logs and find out when the computer was started, and if there are any errors, it will log the program name. But that's about it.\n\nUnless you are running some sort of Key Logger program, you won't know where a person has been on your computer, or which Folders were opened, because there is no change to a "Folder" when it is opened or closed, and you don't re-save a Folder once it's made. Neither is a Program File usually changed or re-saved, so there's no way to tell which programs have been run. But a data file is different. \n\nYou don't say what you are trying to do or find out. If you are trying to find a file that you've lost or used before, then it's one way, but if you're trying to track someone using your computer, it's another way.\n\nEach time you open a data file, the date stamp is reset when it is closed. So if you are looking for a recently used data file, all you do is look for the most recent Dates. \n\nThe easiest way to do this is in a DOS window, from the Command Prompt. Click on Start, All Programs, Accessories, the click on Command Prompt to open a Dos window.\n\nAt the C:&#92; prompt, type the following:  dir date /od\n\nYou are doing a Directory sort by Date, with the latest dates last, at the bottom, so you can easily see which files have been changed or used lately.\n\nNow change directories to another Folder and do the same thing. to get Help on any DOS command, like CD or CHDIR, for Change Directory, just type the command followed by a slash and a question mark, like this  CD /?\n\nDOS has a problem with Names or Folder Names that have spaces in them. It thinks there are two separate names. So if you want to change directories to MY DOCUMENTS, then you have to enclose the whole name in parentheses, like this\nCD "MY DOCUMENTS"\n\nOr use the Explorer address bar to drag the address into your DOS window, and it will fill in the long filenames and directories for you.\n\nIf you're not familiar with DOS, you're going to have trouble, so get someone who is familiar with DOS to check all of the different directories.
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Look in your history.  Or, drop down the address bar and see if is still in there.
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Check the hard drive's connections. Data...Power...etc.
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Clicking on your history button is one way of checking but if you are really computor savy,( or not ) go into tools, internet options,settings,view files or view folders. But be careful what you open.
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Use the software called Super Winspy. It's free and shows the entire history stored in the index.dat secret file.\n\nAnd if you want to catch him in the 'act'. Install a software called GoldenEye (cost you like $30). After enabling it, it will track everything - every keystore with screenshots; regardless of whether they clear it or not.
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check out this site www.webroot.com it will take all your computer history tracks off your system.
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check your history files!!
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Look under C:, Documents and Settings, Administrator, My Documents, My Pictures\n-MM
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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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Depends on your browser, I'd start by looking at the history, it keeps track of when you went to what site.
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look at the history\n\npssst, a secret, many people delete the history but doesn't delete the temporal file, you can go to my pc, to doccuments and settings, into your account, then to the temporal files folders, in there you can see what temporal files there are.
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Look up Florida's back history on your computer
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go into system info from your system tools menu. The registry scan tool is in there.
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check your internet history at the top of your computer screen