My husband keeps deleting certain history on the computer. Is there another way to catch him?

Question

I know what he's doing and he swears hes "not". I dont want to install a parent control thing. Is there anyway to "undo" deleted history?

Answer 1

Why dont you like.... replace that computer... replace what he's doing, else add a camera (under a couple magazines he'll never notice)  if your that crazy

Answer 2

Hey, I dont thing that it would be a good idea because he will notice it and he will stop doing the stuff that he is doing. Just make sure that he is cheating on you. Try to talk to him and ask him..

I would recommend you to install Ardamax Keylogger which is good for monitoring, its able to log keystrokes, taking screenshots in any time interval..

Answer 3

easy either u can install a keylogger secretly or even better get unearaser it will undelete delted files. found like 70,000 deleted files on my pc thats  a good way. look at internet options should have cookies or templates or something like that

Answer 4

This is no way to run a marriage, is it? Trust him.

Answer 5

No, but it is located on the hard drive. You cannot view the hard drive however, you would have to take it to best buy to the geek squad and they can tell you. However, when you delete internet history, it's gone.  

Answer 6

PORNO ALERT ;)

Answer 7

no there isn't a way to undo it....

you could put some spyware type program on his computer.. (record everything on the screen without him knowing...

Or if you  have two computers, connected to the internet, you could put a program on his comp and yours "VNC" so you can connect to his comp and see everything his doing (he won't know, he's being watched)  

Answer 8

no u cant

u can check his cookies

Answer 9

not really.  if you are that serious about finding out what he's deleting install some parental control programs and completely obliterate his privacy!!!!

Answer 10

trust him, y u being such a prude?

watch it with him!

Answer 11

Catch him? Is he a fish for God's sake? Let the man have some fun.

Answer 12

Easy solution: Use different browsers. If he uses ie explorer, you sue Foxfire, Opera, or Safari. Each browser keeps its own history.