what if i cant put a disk in my computer what will i do about my keylogger then?
103825
Your question makes no sense.
194808
Lock it in the Tools->Protection menu and it would probably be a good idea to back it up some where if it is important.
316955
Download and install any good antispyware removal program.  They will usually detect most keyloggers.  Also Mcaffe or norton AV if they are up to date...
810490
in 2 steps:\n1.u have 2 compress this folder \n2.use the compressed folder 2 make a password protection(it's in the program options).\nenjoy it...\n                                                                            bye:)
965093
If it isn't automatically detecting it, you'll likely need to manually enter the information.  There should be an option in the bios to manually enter it - you'll likely need to consult your HD documentation to get the drive's geometry so you can input it.
927464
loganathan, hi!\n\nonce your PC has booted the OS, and you're inside XP, you cannot barr access to a particular drive.  if there are a few folders you want to block access to, try zipping it using WinZip, and password protect them.  anybody trying to Unzip it will need to know the password.\n\nto protect your PC from being booted, you can hit the TAB key in the first 5-10seconds when your PC is booting up.  inside the CMOS options, go to security, and set a boot-up password.\n\nthis will mean that no one can even get into your PC, and all your drives will be safe.\n\nhope this helped...\n\nenjoy!
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Well if you didn't find any keyloggers then it's not possible another thing... is download Spyware doctor from http://www.download.com\n\nand scan your pc if you found keyloggers/ Rats then it is possible that someone who injected those keyloggers and rats into your computer has got your password if any suspicous result not found THEN YOU ARE SAFE!
238941
Never. Try AntiVirus. Or if you certainly want to remove it fine. Never format hard drive without having full knowledge on this. No then call an assistant from the company of your computer model. Yes if u are sure then restart your computer and keep pressing F8. And choose Run in Command Prompt (or Prompt or other). Then open the C dive by typing C: then type format /s (remember to put /s otherwise your hard disk is then a total waste). I would strongly recommend a technician. G LUCK
901139
I think explorer.exe locks USB drives sometimes.\nI used to have the same problem with my flash drive and my iPod. As long as your drive in not in use (the light is not flashing - nothing is being written to it) then you can just take it out of your computer. Make sure there is nothing being written to it when you are taking it out or some data can get corrupt and you'll have to reformat your drive.
904002
a window should come up for putting in the password if it don't try using zipgenius
966061
try checking ur disk by using chkdsk on ur drive \nor alternatively have the recovery console for that operatign system
552782
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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You have a keylogger on your computer that is invisible. Download and run(read instructions on how to run it) rootkitrevealer and post your results on the rootkitrevealer forum I will give you the links below:
193895
you could try doing a "chkdsk /r" at the recovery console:\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/229716/EN-US/
699288
if you ave uploaded the files and they do not reflect on your machine... try keying F5... X
269741
that is a copy of your windows xp install disk and drivers. you usually can't go in there and poke around. if you ned to run the recovery program, when you first turn your computer on, there will be a message like push f 11 for disk recovery or something like that. playing around in there could cause the files to get corupted. thats why its locked out.
1154009
This makes no sense.  There are no keys that control the hard drive.  The programs and data on the PC control it.\n\nWhat are you trying to do.