Depends on your dad. I could if I were him. No but it might be fishy if a few days are missing, what you might try is get a flash drive and install Opera or firefox onto that flash drive so only you have access to it.
NO
The browsing in Windows XP is located next to the home button. It is however impossible to delete the browsers history without an external program
On windows 8 machines, you can restore browsing history by first opening your internet browser and navigating to the menu, located on the top bar. From there, you can click "preferences" and navigate to the history page, clicking "delete cookies"
If history not there, internet options, privacy, browsing history, etc.
how do you erase your history completely on you computer? At the top of the screen will be a 'tools' button. You will find a button there called 'Delete Browsing History'. That is what you want. There is no way to 'partially' do it.
You would go to search history and type in what you are looking for.
Window Washer is a program for Windows computers that helps protect your privacy online. It wipes the information your computer gathers while you browse online, such as cookies and browsing history to better safe-guard your personal information.
If you mean where is it physically, it's scattered all over the disk. You can get to it through the computer if you find the browsing history folder, whatever that is called.
It's important to know that what kinds of history on your computer you want to delete?* internet browsing history* Cache* Cookies* Windows temp files* Start menu, order history* Applications usage history... ...You can delete internet history in relevant browsers. But for the others, you might need to use a history cleaner. It will search the history records and let you seletively delete them.
you go to control panel, network and internet, internet options, delete browsing history and cookies.
Look in DRIVE\Documents & Settings\User name\Local Settings
Generally speaking, no. Deleting the browsing history provides little or no performance benefit.