>>43882179you'll get multiple cache files in the form of .csv e.g. InternetExplorerCache.csv, which can be opened using excel or any equivalent.
Inside of that file, search for any links in the URL column that look like "
http://pokemon.kids.yahoo.co.jp/";. If you get any matches, that means you still have some web cache left over from that website.
When that happens, you need to go to the App folder and then the XXview folder, XX being the web browser where you found a match. e.g. for Internet Explorer, you need to go to iecacheview then run IECacheView.exe.
Look for the file that you found in the csv file, when you have located it, right click and select "Copy Selected Cache Files To" (or press F4).
Choose a destination on your PC (e.g. Desktop), then you should get a folder with the URL as the name. Inside that you will get the cache file(s) that you selected.
Good luck Anon, and feel free to ask any questions here if you do decide to do it
