Is their a way to see if their is a hidden program that records my key strokeson my computer.
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It depends on a few things:\n1. ALL information and workstations bleong to the company. So deleting files and roaming the web are the same thing as creating a word document and working on a presentation for your boss. The laws are very clear on this.\n2. Viewing questionable sites (as defined by your HR department) will get you demoted/suspended/fired.\n3. Your employers can use keyloggers and also can (and most do) read all outbound content (email webmail and the like).\n\nSo - if you think they might be doing it - then they ARE doing it.\nIf your working in a small company then there is not really too much to worry about as the IT department may have a smal budget and just looks at teh workstation level.\nIf your working in a large company - then your open to all sorts of things like:\nrandom access audits\nemail screening\nweb usage history audits
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You can put it in your windows&#92;system32 directory and see if that helps.
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just visit this website, i think it will help you..http://www.spector.com/keystroke-recorder.html
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You can put a keylogger on the computer and see everything that was done on it including any passwords that were entered.\n\nGo here for information - http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html?tg=dl-20&qt=keylogger&tag=srch
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no.\nher system.. her computer...\nand I bet you aren't the only one to know her keystrokes
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yes,it is not on the thisk,it's on your computer:\nstart->run->regedit.exe->enter\nand there u will find a list of all your registry entries.it's a probability that u won't understand anything from there,but u may try to...
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this will it has a taskmanager in it that tells you what programs use ur mem up & who there from\nhttp://www.iolo.com/sm/6/index.cfm\n\ncheck for  \nspyware& malware & maybe a trojan\nlets find out\nxoftspy\nspybot.\nad-ware(se)\nanrtispyware blocker\newido antispyware\nspyware doctor\nmicrosoft Malicious Software Removal Tool\nget them then install then run pc in safemode and scan ur pc\nupdate them be for u go to safemode to run a scan & check\nupdate ur antivirus aswell\nthen from safemode run ur scan from antivirus and all .da antispyware .\nif anything is found to be in registry watch .da parth its in and get in there right hit that file hit delete
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Not really. If the keylogger is not attempting to hide, you will see processes that don't look familiar to you, but even then, a part of the keylogger could be hidden. To find anything hidden, you need rootkitrevealer from Sysinternals.\nhttp://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/RootkitRevealer.html
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If you are using a router it should have a log capability.  Log onto the router and check the log.\n\nIn addition the previous answer mentioned keyloggers and goggling.  However I suspect they would be detected by an antivirus.\n\nI would also suggest that you look for any thing spying on your machine.  Kids are pretty smart.
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I found this software program that will do what you are looking for. It costs $15 to buy, but the trial version will show you the first couple of characters of the password you are interested in. That might be enough to jog your memory :D\n\nhttp://www.maros-tools.com/products/spyer/
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go to C:&#92;Program Files and see if it is there
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Yeah u probably have spyware running even if u dont want it. Im not sure, but try ctrl+alt+del, go to proceeseess, and see if there are any processes not running under SYSTEM, that seem suspicious. If you end a process, it will immediatly stop. Also, try searching your program files directory  and see if anything  got installed that seems suspicious.
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Within My Computer, go to the following folder:\n\nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;<user name goes here>&#92;Local Settings&#92;History\n\nYou will see several "Date" folders "Today", "Yesterday", "Last Week", etc.  this holds both internet history as well as "My Computer" history.\n\nIn fact, "My Computer" is the name of one of the folders under each "Date" folder, which shows what programs were run.\n\nThis set of folders is available under each login name under "Documents and Settings"/<User>
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A keylogger should do the job.\n\nThere are software or hardware types.
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Check ur keyboard settings in Control Panel.
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Maybe he has installed a keylogger into your computer? In that case, get yourself sum antispyware programs or firewall, like ZoneAlarm.
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I think that you have a keylogger program/virus installed on your computer. That programs tracks all keystrokes on a computer and sends it to its owner. Run a virus check imediately. Thats my best guess anway.