IE8/IE9: Create a Shortcut for Opening in InPrivate Mode
Contributed by Rob Rogers 
Tagged: Browsers By adding a simple command line switch to a shortcut, you can easily open Internet Explorer in the protective InPrivate mode without having to launch it from a non-private window.
1. Right-click the desktop. When the menu appears, mouseover New and select Shortcut.
2. When the Create Shortcut window appears, insert the following into the texbox:
"C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe" -private
3. Click the Next button.
4. To add a name for your new shortcut, input the name (for example IE8 – InPrivate) into the textbox.
5. Click the Finish button.
Your newly created shortcut will appear on your desktop. Use this shortcut for all of your InPrivate browsing.
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dave said on March 4, 2009
if you would like the inprivate browser to open to a specific web page (home page) add the following to the above…. i.e. (set msn.com as home page) //www.msn.com
substitute “//www.msn.com” with the address of the home page you prefer