How do you delete the internet history?

Question

I go to internet options and delete the temporary internet files,history and cookies.Is there any way that someone on my computer would see my history from a file on my computer?If so how do I completely delete it?

Answer 1

if you have Vista click on the star up in the left corner, go to history and right click on the day of history you want to delete and it will be permanently deleted

Answer 2

<Options/settings><Internet settings> delete history and cookies.  

Answer 3

Why do you need to :)

Answer 4

y, wat do u need to hide???

Answer 5

go to:

tools then

got o internet options

then it say delete browsing history and there u go

Answer 6

Use Privacy Eraser Software to get rid of temporary files and temporary internet cache.  It is free software and you can easily download it through its website...

www.privacyeraser.com

Answer 7

go to tools>internet options>then it should say delete cookies or files

Answer 8

looks like ur gonna be grounded.  ha ha.

Answer 9

only way to completely delete anything is too erase your harddrive  

Answer 10

Most deleted files can be recovered if they haven't been written over. Some one would have to suspect something and get some specialized software to do so though.

Usually people somehow write zeros to the empty space or something, but I wouldn't know how to do that. Supposedly just filling up your hard drive with random stuff after deleting the first stuff should work. Then you can delete that and the first stuff is gone forever.

So basically, no one will stumble upon whatever it is you're hiding unless they are trying really hard to find it on purpose.

Answer 11

first off srry bout ppl saying stuff and not answering, it kinda ruins the whole point but if ur using firefox i assume, u go to tools> Clear Private Data and check all necessary things then go to ok or just hold Ctrl-Shift-Delete and it will open up without u going through the stuff

Answer 12

Go to tools at the top of your internet page click internet options then click delete on browsing history

Answer 13

in internet explorer, go to tools, well first hit "alt" on your keyboard if the top toolbar is hidden, go to tools, then internet options. then go to the heading that says browsing history, click delete all.

Answer 14

Nope. You deleted it all.

Answer 15

There Is A history Button In Your Internet Explorer Standard Tool Bar, click on that a side bar will open, now select the history & delete..

If there is no button in toolbar, go VIEW->TOOLBAR->CUSTOMIZE

now add the history button, in your toolbar

Answer 16

you were watching p**n...weren't you?

Answer 17

Go to   START

CONTROL PANEL

INTERNET OPTIONS

(Next to browsing history) (In the General TAB) Click  "Delete"

Then click delete All

It doesnt matter if you check the little box or not.

Have fun watching more p**n...\\

Also clean ur temporary files, by going to

START

My Computer or COMPUTER  in vista

the clikc once on   C:\

then right click  > properties\then click disk clean up

then once the computer opens a new window, click ok

Answer 18

Better use CCleaner, the software that not only deletes history and other things but also removes temporary files that waste your computer's memory. A very good tool.

And if u want only INternet history, click tools, internet options, then click clear history and also delete cookies.

Answer 19

With Internet Explorer click tools then delete browsing history.   For older versions of IE click tools then Internet options then clear history.   For Firefox do 2 things go to tools then clear private data then Options then privacy  - change remember visited pages to 0 days  

Answer 20

Click "Tools" and "Clear private data" for mozilla firefox

Internet explorer  you look for a clock with a rewinding green arrowing, right click on it and select delete history.  

Answer 21

Yes they can. As long as you delete the history and the COOKIES your pretty safe from there. If you have internet explorer you can go to tools/internet options/General and then press delete cookie. If you use other browsers such as mozilla it should be just about the same