Delete Cookies, Temp Data and Net Tracks
The records that you have just accessed are saved to the computer for future use each time you open the Net browser. Windows Operating System saves all materials you access on the Internet in your Temporary Files or Web Cache. Cookies are used by the web pages that you accessed to store information about your identity and when you visited them. In the computer's history file, your Internet browser also stores a list of the pages and places you have visited on the World Wide Web. Even if your computer is offline or you're not connected to the Internet, certain programs will save and store histories of the files you have opened, played or viewed. Normaly, there is no reason for you to be concerned about all of these data being saved. What if, in the future, you decide to sell or give away your computer? You may not be aware that the information you have accessed in the past will remain on the computer for others to see. You may have family ...