Click HERE to see this thread with all of the graphics, features, and links.

So I was checkin some porn(some real hardcore stuff to)
on my stepdads computer,I deleted the history and he STILL found out




Be careful people,what is worse I am 20 and should have my own computer,but just how is that possible?

and at the same time it is a warning to all the little dudes out there.

ha ha

Real important.

Get a girl friend.

Keylogger.

lOOK AT MY SMART TOPIC: http://www.killermovies.com/forums/f61/t377798.html

Originally posted by commander fox
lOOK AT MY SMART TOPIC: http://www.killermovies.com/forums/f61/t377798.html

You suck so hard at life.

hysterical oh that sucks luke

Probably checked the Cookies or Temporary Internet Files.

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
Get a girl friend.


I have a girlfriend but I still like Porn and masturbation the more you get - the more you want

the computer saves everything

even if you try to delete it the computer will not get "rid" of it

Originally posted by Lightningrod
the computer saves everything

even if you try to delete it the computer will not get "rid" of it

Thats a lot of shit you can delete everything on a computer. You just need to know how.

you moron you dont just delete the history! you go to internet options and delete all those files

Originally posted by a1hsauce
you moron you dont just delete the history! you go to internet options and delete all those files

Wow you really thought that through didnt you?

no smarty pants...I think my roommates been looking at porn on my computer so i had to do some investigating

Originally posted by a1hsauce
no smarty pants...I think my roommates been looking at porn on my computer so i had to do some investigating

And you havent???? jawdrop

lol ive looked at porn before but not on this computer yet...i just bought it and i dont want to mess it up

Originally posted by a1hsauce
lol ive looked at porn before but not on this computer yet...i just bought it and i dont want to mess it up

Uh huh Ok.

Originally posted by Bloigen
Thats a lot of shit you can delete everything on a computer. You just need to know how.

Magnetic underwriting programs work best imo EE version 6 onwards

Originally posted by hotsauce6548
You suck so hard at life.
hysterical

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
Get a girl friend.



I have one.

I'm gonna get my ass kicked again,I couldn't help myself This time I deleted the files and cookies ..............................I think

Files aren't really deleted when passed though the garbagecan, the only thing the computer does it appoint the space the files use as free memory. The data is still there and can be recovered by simple programs, included in windows.

Originally posted by Pandemoniac
Files aren't really deleted when passed though the garbagecan, the only thing the computer does it appoint the space the files use as free memory. The data is still there and can be recovered by simple programs, included in windows.

In that case I'm gone..............Again

You could use a exteral harddisk to storage downloaded items. Be sure to delete all shortcuts in the documents entry under the start-button. (right-click, remove). You'll still be stuck with the cookies and temp files which are stored on the master harddisk, in the windows directory.
This might work: go to 'system recovery' under desktop features in the start menu, appoint the current date as recovery point, close and have fun on the net. Afterwards, return to system recovery and reset it to the point before you went online. The links and cookies will be a whole lot harder to find then. Not completely sure about it though...

Originally posted by Pandemoniac
You could use a exteral harddisk to storage downloaded items. Be sure to delete all shortcuts in the documents entry under the start-button. (right-click, remove). You'll still be stuck with the cookies and temp files which are stored on the master harddisk, in the windows directory.
This might work: go to 'system recovery' under desktop features in the start menu, appoint the current date as recovery point, close and have fun on the net. Afterwards, return to system recovery and reset it to the point before you went online. The links and cookies will be a whole lot harder to find then. Not completely sure about it though...



Thanks,I will try it........

your 20 you should have the right to look at porn

Originally posted by Wolflet
your 20 you should have the right to look at porn


I know

Another tip, get a firewall that blocks cookies, that 'll help. And activate System Defragmentation, it focuses on concentrating data of active files and programs, while separating memory used by deleted files, making those harder to recover.