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Old Jan 15, 2008, 05:29 AM
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how to delete all web history

how to delete all web history permanently

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Old Jan 15, 2008, 06:22 AM   #2  
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Go to tools in your internet bar at the top, go to internet options, under general click on clean history. Did this work for you?
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Hello k:

It depends on what you mean by "permanent".

The above will remove it from sight, but it's still on your hard drive.

If you want to delete it PERMANENTLY. After you do the above, defrag your drive. However, even then, it's detectable if someone REALLY wanted to detect it. The next step would require a 3rd party utility like Ace or others. After you use one of THOSE wipes, your drive will be clean.

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It can be cleaned further I just mention this to the person. There are others thats why I stated this. You can do this as well like clean your cookies as well delete internet history if so please advise and I will give you the steep by steep to do this. There is no need on adding programs for is is more of a pain. i hope I can help you further if need be.
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As far as I know, the best way to delete it permanitly without software is to go to internet options. Click delete under browsing history, if a screen pops up and asks you which things to delete click each one manually because sometimes Delete All doesn't work. Then to make sure everything is deleted, click the scroll down arrow near your address bar and make sure the only thing you see is the current page your on. Then go back to internet options and under browsing history click settings, and then click view files. Their should only be a view files since everything is deleted. But if you see alot of files, you can delete them manually. This should delete your history so that a regular computer user can't find out what your doing. But remember that a computer expert may still be able to find out what your doing.
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I am used to using TOOLS --->INTERNET OPTIONS ---> DELETE HISTORY

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I would agree with all added information that all pers have posted on this matter.
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