Comments for How do I keep people from seeing possibly private things on my shared computer?

Comment from Mark Jacobs on 2009-06-10

2009-06-10T13:38:26Z

try CCleaner. I clears your browser caches and temp files and your recycle bin so that the average computer user couldn't get into them. If you want to be really safe after running CCleaner, run a file shredder to permanently clean up your free space

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Comment from Ken on 2006-12-09

2006-12-09T17:50:36Z

Umm... "lose" access.

Apparently, you're using decaf. :-)

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Comment from dan ullman on 2006-12-07

2006-12-07T20:19:24Z

er..loose access

NEED MORE COFFEE...

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Comment from danullman on 2006-12-07

2006-12-07T19:30:35Z

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Worse news: if you're unable to login as the original account, the encrypted files are lost.
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Worst news yet: If you change your password anyway but by logging in as yourself and doing the alt-crtl-delete you will also loss access to your encrypted.

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