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How would I go about retrieving deleted Internet history?
This is a discussion on How would I go about retrieving deleted Internet history? within the General Chat forum part of the General category; Im trying to find this youtube video I saw, I deleted my history a couple days ago so I no ...
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08-05-2009, 07:56 AM
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| How would I go about retrieving deleted Internet history? Im trying to find this youtube video I saw, I deleted my history a couple days ago so I no longer have the link to it. If anyone knows a way to get my history back or something  , I'd appreciate the help.I can't remember where I found the video from, but I believe it was from some forum so maybe someone knows the video.. It showed a "author" that was revealing his secret for relaxation, which was doing a butterfly stretch while trying to push his feet as close to his crotch as possible. Its basically just some wierd funny video. Thanks in advance for any help!  |
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08-05-2009, 08:27 AM
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| Try this: IE HistoryView: Freeware Internet Explorer History Viewer Or this: How To Get Find Deleted History | findd reviews and free downloads P.S: I'm not sure if this actually works, i just googled it  Hope it helps ya out |
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