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Removing internet activity from disk

Shooter McGaven · 2007-10-03 17:28:15

Silly question here, yes i checked the sticky for free software but didnt find any, before someone bans me..... does anyone know of good free software to remove traces of my internet activity? I know that when you delete something from the system its still on the disk but you just dont see it in windows. Is there a app to…

03-10-2007 5:28pm

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Shooter McGaven

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Silly question here, yes i checked the sticky for free software but didnt find any, before someone bans me.....

does anyone know of good free software to remove traces of my internet activity? I know that when you delete something from the system its still on the disk but you just dont see it in windows. Is there a app to remove this altogether?

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#2 03-10-2007 6:05pm

Thomas_S_Hunterson

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Looking up porn eh?

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#3 03-10-2007 6:11pm

Karoma

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Then you seemed to have overlooked one or two things in the software list. Try reading it again.
Example: http://www.codeode.com/privacymantra/index.html

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#4 03-10-2007 6:20pm

Tzetze

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Check out this article on Microsoft's really hidden files.

It dates from 2001, but the files it concerns are still to be found in XP SP2 (don't know about vista).

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