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4. Click on the View Files button. The Internet Explorer history will display in a separate window, pulling data from the Temporary Internet Files folder on your computer. 5. Find the files manually. You can use the file explorer to navigate to the files on your hard drive without having to use Internet Explorer.
How to Find the Internet History of a Computer. Click here to run a free scan for system related errors. - Windows Operating System in functioning mode. - MS Internet Explorer or some other vendor's Explorer. Step 1. To view your browsing history you may click on the View menu of your Internet Explore browser.A drop down menu will appear. Select the Explorer Bar from the drop down menu. Another drop down menu will appear wherein which you can select History. The History page will then appear.or that, open My Computer and go to Tools in toolbar. Now, select Folder Options. A dialog Box will open. Select view from the Toolbar and then select the radio button ' Show hidden files and folders ' and uncheck the box ' Hide protected Operating System Files ' and click Ok.