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Quick question.
Is searching for "Temporary Internet" using the search for files and folders option the only way of retrieving temporary internet files?
I ask because there's a site that was in there that I needed, but i've now cleared my history. Does this mean it's no longer on my computer once deleted?
Is searching for "Temporary Internet" using the search for files and folders option the only way of retrieving temporary internet files?
I ask because there's a site that was in there that I needed, but i've now cleared my history. Does this mean it's no longer on my computer once deleted?
If you really want it back, turn off your PC, then use someone else's computer to find a program to "Undelete" files - just Google for it. Install that on a CD or Flash drive, then turn your PC back on and run the software.
dionysus wrote:
> Yes but once deleted are they permanantly removed from the computer?
No, the space they occupy on the hard drive will just be free to be rewritten like everything else, but you wont be able to find them again in windows if thats what you mean. I doubt your parents will be able to find your porn trail anyway. ;)
> Yes but once deleted are they permanantly removed from the computer?
No, the space they occupy on the hard drive will just be free to be rewritten like everything else, but you wont be able to find them again in windows if thats what you mean. I doubt your parents will be able to find your porn trail anyway. ;)
Yes but once deleted are they permanantly removed from the computer? Sorry with all the questions, I'm new to this computer thing. :P
You can browse to it in Windows Explorer manually:
C:\Documents and Settings\\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\
Not sure if that's what you meant or not.
C:\Documents and Settings\
Not sure if that's what you meant or not.
Quick question.
Is searching for "Temporary Internet" using the search for files and folders option the only way of retrieving temporary internet files?
I ask because there's a site that was in there that I needed, but i've now cleared my history. Does this mean it's no longer on my computer once deleted?
Is searching for "Temporary Internet" using the search for files and folders option the only way of retrieving temporary internet files?
I ask because there's a site that was in there that I needed, but i've now cleared my history. Does this mean it's no longer on my computer once deleted?