how can i delete my files on my computer so my boss dont know what internet sites iv been on please help?

Question

he is checking all the computers on monday please help

Answer 1

Well you can delete your history. However, its saved in up to six places on your PC. Your boss can easily recover any files you deleted. If you are really nervous about your job situation, get an evidence eraser of do a secure delete. Here is how to delete you search history.

Manually Clear URL History with Internet Explorer

Deleting Internet Explorer's entire History listHere's how to delete Internet Explorer's entire History list:

1. Open Internet Explorer.
2. Choose Internet Options from the Tools menu.
3. Click the "Clear History" button.

Internet Explorer immediately clears the sites and pages you've visited

To stop Internet Explorer from keeping the list altogether, continue to step four, below.

4. Set the "Days to keep pages in history" setting to "0".

This page will give you more info on all the other areas where your history could be held;
http://www.delete-computer-history.com/delete-pc-internet-history.html

Answer 2

Can you say PINK SLIP. You CANNOT delete the internet history from the temporary files if you are not the administrator. This is why they have administrators so people dont go surfing all over the place or try to give away company secrets to competitors without the company's knowledge.
All I can tell you is be prepared if you have been doing something you shouldn't as those temp files will tell date and also time and where you were. Hopefully your boss will warn you the first time.
Horror story: I was hired by a security co. to do computer work for a site they were at that was having computer problems(viruses) I went into the temp. files of the computer to find the night shift had been watching porn and doing things at times they were supposed to be logged out on rounds. Needless to say the entire nightshift was fired and I was told to make all internet access inaccessable except for the company website used for commmunications.

Answer 3

Sorry, you can't, as it is not likely you will have access to the necessary files to delete them. So best think of another approach to save your bacon. In anycase if he really wanted to know what you have been doing on the computer he could find out.

A couple of things you could try. If you have computer technicians to sort out computer problems - confess that whilst doing research you inadvertantly hit inappropriate sites and you feel it would be better for security reasons that they are cleaned off the system.
I mean it could happen to anyone couldn't it?

Or if the boss should tun up at a slack moment and doesn't seem in a hurry to get on to the golf course, engage him in a rather tricky work problem that obviously needs his expertise to resolve or get him waffling about his pet subject.

Bosses aren't the problem. Usually the problem are jobsworths, especially those who march to the office at the least misdemenour. Then bosses are a problem, a big problem because they have to act. After all if you do something you ought not to have done and the boss finds out, he has to wrap your knuckles.

Answer 4

Internet options,,,,delete cookies,,,delete temporary Internet files,,,delete history and empty the cache

Answer 5

If the computers are networked, you are skrooed! It's all logged to a master file that is not on your computer.

Answer 6

If you had been working and not surfing around the web, you wouldn't be in this problem now.