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Accessing and Reviewing Hidden Temporary Internet Files
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Accessing and Reviewing Hidden Temporary Internet Files
by ng13 » Wed 24 Jan, 2007 8:36 pm
How can I view hidden temporary internet files to determine where someone has been surfing on my pc?
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by Gregor » Thu 25 Jan, 2007 9:00 am
In Tools Menu ion IE there is no option which can offer view on those files. They are usually stored in system folders. This article might help you: Click
Other solution is to start Disk Cleanup utility. When disk is examined, the option to view files is offered - you will find the exact location of those files. Above mention article gives you a more comprehensive look on this matter, especially as far as W2000 is concerned. Some things might be valid even for XP.
Other solution is to start Disk Cleanup utility. When disk is examined, the option to view files is offered - you will find the exact location of those files. Above mention article gives you a more comprehensive look on this matter, especially as far as W2000 is concerned. Some things might be valid even for XP.
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by Fulvio » Thu 25 Jan, 2007 12:51 pm
I never try to view the Temp.Internet Files. I use a cleanup utility once a day, and, I have little to worry about them.
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