HOw do I get all my Yahoo settings and information off her computer?  I have a laptop now and never use her computer; but she gets all my yahoo photos, messenger on her computer when she turns it on automtically.
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You could just delete it. But to keep it from loading automatically, open up Messenger, go to preferences and uncheck the box "automatically start Yahoo messenger" Also, never use the option "remmeber my password". ALWAYS leave the box unchecked so you have to put your password in every time.
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make sure you file complaints with the police in her town.  it can be done over the phone if that's the only way . even if it's something small, make sure you have it on record that you complained. now keep in mind. she can say anything she wants about you and long as she doesn't publish your name and address or post and phone numbers and email info.  if she does and you have proof eventually she can get herself banned from using a computer.  you can even take her to court and sue her for money.  that would pull the plug on her game.  in the meantime, try your best not to feed in to or let her antics get to you because if you do then she wins. it really sounds like she has no life.
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I think you'll just have to ban him from using the computer.  You can delete his yahoo messenger,  but he will just use his brother's.  I'm sure they are buddies on the messenger and he can use his and just say this is "me"....
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To keep from getting slammed, maybe you should explain why.  Is she young?  Suspect she's doing something illegal? Besides looking at her History, there is keylogger software you can download and install.  It keeps track of everything she types.
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GOTO tools, Internet options, and default email should be set to yahoo...I am thinking she had hotmail and Outlook and it is set to default..Programs tab
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.\nDavid, it would not be wise for anyone here to post that information\nBECAUSE, then that would allow everyone that reads the answer to get into everyone elses pc without permission, now wouldn't it?\n\nI suggest that you take YOUR pc to a technician, and they can do this for you.\n\n.
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Block all Yahoo?   Now you are being silly. \n\nBut go to the Control Panel, and pick ADD/REMOVE programs.  Then UNINSTALL the Yahoo Messenger. \n\nTell your daughter that she WILL NOT USE any IM program.  She WILL NOT install another copy.   Check your computer regularly to ensure that she has not installed another.  \n\nYes, you can BLOCK her from this, but the real lesson is to TEACH her the rules, then ensure that she follows them.\n\nKids Get Net Wise\nGreat information about Internet Safety\nhttp://kids.getnetwise.org/
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I agree with Jonny that it's completely normal, if someone else has privileges to use her computer. She can look at the user accounts and be sure no one else has an account. Click on Start, Control Panel, and find User Accounts. If there is a guest account checked, she should delete or remove it. She should be shown as the Administrator.\n\nWhen she logs off, if she logs off as "susie" or whatever her name is, she is using the wrong logoff. She should select Turn Off Computer, then Turn Off. She should log completely off. Wait about 30 seconds for the disk to stop spinning and log back on. Hopefully this will clear up her problem. Good Luck!
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If you are planning to give it to her forever, google and download CleanUp! and they have an option there. Just run the application and it will remove the history of everything, not just your browser.\n\nIt is a very good app to take care of issues with your system. So is CCleaner! Both are kind of must haves..\n\nEdit: In response to other CleanUp! comment - I have tried and tested Cleanup! with no problems. I have been using it for almost 6 months now. That's why I specifically mentioned it. Because 'just about any program' WILL screw up your system. Also, you have to carefully adjust the level of cleaning you need. CleanUp! has a special level of cleaning provided which is just for the purpose the Original Poster has.
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Most likely the reason is that she is behind a firewall, probably at work, if she can look at her Internet Explorer Proxy settings she may be able to plug that info in Yahoo proxy settings and successfully use messenger.\n\nBut if she cannot see her proxy settings that also maybe a policy applied via the work servers.  \n\nBe nice to one of your support technicians and ask them if its possible to do as there are various solutions just different depending on her senario.\n\nGood luck,
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If they did not get moved to the DELETED folder then it is gone. It has been wiped from yahoo servers, sorry =(\n\nEDIT: When you delete from outlook, it goes to your deleted folder in outlook. Did she delete it from there too? If she did, it got deleted from your computer and you cannot retrieve that either, sorry.\n\nTry checking Deleted Items Folder in Outlook.
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I should have read the details before answering with the below.  You can also decide if the "below" will benefit you.  Otherwise, click on "Sign Out" at the top of your screen each time you end your session in Yahoo!.  Each time you enter Yahoo, you will (each) have to enter your ID and password.  BE SURE TO CLICK "ask for username & password each time..." - however it is worded.  \n\nWritten earlier:\n\nClick on Start (menu).\nClick on "Control Panel".\nClick on User Accounts".\nClick on "(Learn about) 'User Accounts' on left.\nYou'll get a small screen, click on "Learn more..." at the bottom.\n\nRead about setting up a separate account for each person.  Then, you will want to go back to the "User Accounts" in the Control Panel & set up the accounts.\n\nPlease refer to the Help menu & "related topics" therein to guide you & help you understand how to use the program effectively.\n\nHere is a screen from "Help";\n\n"User accounts overview\n\n"User accounts personalize Windows for each person who is sharing a computer. You can choose your own account name, picture, and password, and choose other settings that will apply only to you. A user account gives you a personalized view of your own files, a list of favorite Web sites, and a list of recently visited Web pages. With a user account, documents you create or save are stored in your own My Documents folder, separate from the documents of others who also use the computer.\n\n"To help keep your files more secure and to help make sure they remain private, use a password for your user account. You can still mark certain items as shared if you want other people to be able to access them. If you do not use a password for your user account, other people will have access to your account and be able to see all of your folders and files.\n\n"If you have a user account and you change computer settings, such as the type, size, or the screen saver, those settings will apply only to your account.\n\n"As a user with a computer administrator account, you can create, delete, and change all user accounts on the computer. You can create as many accounts on the computer as you want, and have full access to all accounts on the computer. For information about the types of accounts available, click Related Topics."\n\nE-mail me if I can help more.\n\nPeace.
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It sounds like her messenger has malware or a virus in it. Have her/him go get Ad Aware SE Personal \nFor Spyware and Malware:\nhttp://www.lavasoftusa.com/products/ad-aware_se_personal.php\n\nMake sure her virus protection is updated and turned on. If she does not have one then here are two good ones for her. Use only ONE though (along with the Ad Aware SE Personal)as two anti-virus's can conflict with each other.\nhttp://www.avast.com/\nor\nhttp://free.grisoft.com/freeweb.php/doc/2
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You can't delete your id from a friend's computer, but you can make yourself 'invisible' to that particular person when you sign into messenger. In that way, they think you're not online and won't IM you.
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Guess it depends on how old you are, and who bought the computer?\nIf you're a minor living at home, she has the right, and the repsonsibility to insure that you're utilizing it properly, especially if she bought it and is paying for your internet access.\nOtherwise, it's a password thing.  I think you already knew that, and also knew that if you changed it to deny her access, she'd take it away....\nJust don't do anythng foolish, and you've got nothing to worry about.
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No your friend's answer may be honest .Many people leave their ID & Pass word as {saved} in Yahoo messenger and this gives others the chance to just click the { Sign In button } and use their ID or not use , but they show as on- line to the messenger's list of contacts if they left the { available} status on and not off.You should also know that anybody's ID & Pass word can be used by it in any computer .This matter has nothing to do with a particular PC but rather with Yahoo server which is accessible from any PC connected to the net like any other server.I dont understand your references to words like { id yahoo} or my boyfriend's messenger?
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Do you have yourself logging on as invisible? And did she actually add you on to her Buddy List as opposed to just appearing on it when you IM her?