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There is no SURE WAY of disabling it. &nbsp;The simple thing is, just don't click inPrivate browsing. &nbsp;If you go into Internet Options under the Privacy tab, there is a checkmark box that says never collect data from inprivate browsing or something similar to that. &nbsp;I am pretty sure there is no way to disable it, all you have to do is not click inprivate browsing.
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There is no SURE WAY of disabling it.  The simple thing is, just don't click inPrivate browsing.  If you go into Internet Options under the Privacy tab, there is a checkmark box that says never collect data from inprivate browsing or something similar to that.  I am pretty sure there is no way to disable it, all you have to do is not click inprivate browsing.

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What's the registry setting(s)?
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Thank you so very much srameh2k! That did the trick and was a huge help.
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Thank you so very much srameh2k! That did the trick and was a huge help.

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Thanks. After more research i found out it is a group policy setting. Yes we use filtering as required by law for a school system. But nothing is perfect. We do not allow access to users to delete history. I get a lot of requests by administration to check the computer of teachers more than students believe it or not. 
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Thanks. After more research i found out it is a group policy setting. Yes we use filtering as required by law for a school system. But nothing is perfect. We do not allow access to users to delete history. I get a lot of requests by administration to check the computer of teachers more than students believe it or not.

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How do I completetly DISABLE the InPrivate Browsing feature in IE8 on Windows XP Pro SP3 machines?
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How do I completetly DISABLE the InPrivate Browsing feature in IE8 on Windows XP Pro SP3 machines?

Disable InPrivate Browsing in IE8

Web browsers are applications used primarily to display documents, files and media from the Internet, identified by a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that can be a page, image, video or other file. Some browsers require the use of add-ons or extensions to safely render the information they receive; others have systems built into them to perform the same functions.