is there software that will track all usage on someone elses pc and forward info to me?
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That software is better called a Torjan...
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do a Yahoo search for "monitoring software" and you get many results, some more expensive than others, all with various nifty features.  \n\nOr just tell your son that you've installed monitoring software on his computer and see if his habits change.
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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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Have the Administrator give you rights.\n\nIf he won't, hack into his account using BIOS cracking passwords. The link to most is included in sources.
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Try using the following program called SnoopFree Privacy Shield:\nhttp://www.snoopfree.com/PrivacyShield.htm\n\nIt is free, and does a decent job of letting you know what processes are accessing low level information in your OS.  Basically it looks at what programs are doing things that might be keyloggers, etc. and gives you the option to block them from doing their thing.  Be warned, some legitimate programs will come up, so be sure you know what each program is used for before you decide to block it.\n\nAfter installing the above, it will detect things already on your computer.  Once you tell Snoop that a program is OK, you won't be bothered for that particular program again.\n\nAlternatively (or additionally), if you are seeking generalized malware detection and removaly, try using MS Antispyware (http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=321cd7a2-6a57-4c57-a8bd-dbf62eda9671&displaylang=en) or Spybot S&D (http://www.safer-networking.org/).  Both are great products and complement each other quite nicely.
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check out this site www.webroot.com it will take all your computer history tracks off your system.
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gotomypc.com is free and easy to use. Just make sure you have good firewalls.
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You can access history to find out. However, intruders still can easily erase their traces.\n\nKeylogging softwares can help in your case. However, beware that this kind of software is mainly intended for password stealing rather than tracking purposes.\n\nIf you simply want to protect your privacy, there're some methods:\n1. Create a guess account, then go to Windows Explorer > Tool > Option > View, uncheck Use simple file sharing (suppose you have admin rights, running WinXP pro with NTFS file system)\n2. Enable password protected screensaver \n2. Lock your PC everytime you leave it: Ctrl+Alt+Del > Shutdown > Lock computer
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Find yourself a port scanner.  You can get one that will allow you to scan the PC, find out what it's called (host name/netbios name) and even give you the username of anyone logged in to it.\n\nI just did a quick search and found one called Angry IP Scanner.  It will do all the above.  Should be enough to provide you with the clues you need.  http://www.angryziber.com/ipscan/
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Could always log onto another computer with your user name?
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if you want to log into their computer remotely, use remote desktop connection under accessories.  if you want to spy on them without them knowing, use a program like VNC viewer to view exactly what they are doing-live.  there are lots of programs out there that will do this for you. \n\nRemote desktop software has been around for a long time, and Windows XP Professional even comes with a version that's integrated directly into the operating system. While it's supposed to be a fairly straightforward process to get it up and running, there are still some interesting caveats, most notably the need for Windows XP Professional. If you're not running XP Pro you have to look for other solutions, of which there are a variety of free and pay ones available.\n\ncheck out links below in that order. good luck!
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I have not come across with any such software.  But, if you are part of Orkut Network, you can find all the details of your friends.  You will be able to view your friend's network and see his scrapbook with all conversations.\n\nOrkut is not Free at this moment and its only available throught invitation.  Its a service from Google.
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Your admininstrator has probably set the security levels so that you can't do this, and probably stores your browsing history to a central cache, so even deleting it from your local machine won't get rid of the history. I'd say no. \n\nThe administrator wil be able to log net usage at the very least, if you are on a networked system.\n\nAll this is done because it is important that the administrator knows where people have been looking, so that the company is not breaking copywrite laws, or is not contracting viruses from dubious sources. A virus can ruin a company.\n\nAlso, it is important for the company that you are not accessing or distributing illegal materials.\n\nAnd remember - most important point, will repeat it again -\n\nEVEN IF YOU CAN DELETE THE TRACE FROM YOUR LOCAL MACHINE, IT WILL PROBABLY BE HELD ELSEWHERE ON THE SYSTEM, SO WILL NOT "DISAPPEAR".
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A keylogger should do the job.\n\nThere are software or hardware types.
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Yes. When I used a shared computer I installed something called 1st Security Agent. It lets you set up a whole load of restrictions on users such as what programs they are and are not allowed to use, what they're allowed to install etc. I suggest you search for it in Google- it comes with a free trial.\n\nHope this Helps!
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Try Winpatrol and Security Task Manager. Winpatrol is free, Security Task manager is on a 30 day trial.\nhttp://www.winpatrol.com\nhttp://www.snapfiles.com/get/securitytask.html
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Try win spy\n\nhttp://www.win-spy.com/