I am connected through a wireless network and was wonderin if the other computer is able to record what I type
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yes there are.  these programs are called "packet sniffers" and they listen on the network for data packets.  they then capture a copy of those packets and record the information contained within those packets.  they can see the sender, reciever, time sent, contents of the packet, and some will even build graphs to show you how much network capacity that packet used at the time it hit the network.\n\ncomputers will not conduct this operation by default.
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No. If you're using a network workstation, then talk to the network administrator.
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runt the network wizard, you have to enable file sharing on them, ans allow them to communicate
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If you have the two computers setup in a network - the answer is Yes. If you're not in a network with him then more than likely - no.
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I dont know of history but you can keep a record of what is typing on computer try searching for a keylogger.
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you need to download an application that can record audio streams, such as stationripper.\n\ntype something like 'audio stream capture' into google and you should find plenty of info
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Remote desktop will do it, as will PcAnywhere, GoToMyPC, and a number of others...  But be aware that you will require permission from your employer to do so.\n\nFrankly, it's better to get your network or IT administrator to set it up for you, unless you're very sure what you are doing, because this can be a huge security risk.  If they do it, it will be in compliance with the company's security policies - and you won't get blamed if something goes wrong :-)
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real vnc is a great tool, and will do just what u need watching whats happerning on another computer, and you can control the computer as well http://www.realvnc.com/\n\nallthough it depends on you reasons for why you want to watch whats happerning, if it is to spy on what people are doing on the lan, it is unethical
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Assuming you are running Windows XP, sure you can.  It's called Internet Connection Sharing and it works for both wired and wireless networks.\n\nFollow this link to learn how to network your Windows XP computers and share an Internet Connection.
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get a wireless wecam and place it where u like. u can use the software whhich is provided free of cost with the cam...
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Try GoToMyPC\n\nhttps://www.gotomypc.com/en_US/entry.tmpl?_sid=112993892%3AD0D066C800065A4&Action=rgoto&_sf=2
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It is possible to intercept wireless communications with various devices; however, it is unlikely that this would be the cause of mail taking a long time to reach a recipient.\n\nI'm assuming that the wireless communication is from a wireless card in a laptop to a wireless hub/router that then goes to some ISP like a cable provider.\n\nThink of it this way .. your computer is 'talking out loud' to the wireless router, so someone or something could 'hear' it, but this doesn't slow down the conversation between your computer and the wireless router.\n\nIt's just like if you're talking across the room to a friend, then anyone else in the room can hear the conversation, but that doesn't cause your voice to reach your friend more slowly.\n\nThere are other things that could cause this slowness.  Some of them innocent, like your internet provider or their internet provider is slow or busy, etc.\n\nSome of them not-so-innocent, like there is a program installed on your computer that captures all of your activity before allowing it to be sent through your wireless card to go to your internet provider.  This seems a bit unlikely, simply because that is not how monitoring software usually works (at least not good ones).  The better monitoring software programs are difficult to detect and work very hard to conceal themselves and their activity.\n\nSome ways to test would be to connect to your hub/router/acceses point with an ethernet cable to see if using the wired port is any different than the wireless port.  You could also use the newest spyware/adware scanners to see if they can detect any odd programs, especially monitoring programs.
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The other computer must be on and functioning properly so it is "live" on the network. It has to be sending a signal.
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You need a cross over cable to connect the two together, but this not needed since you have the wireless router. If you shared the folder thne you should be able to see it by typing &#92;&#92;TheComputerWithTheShareName&#92;WhatEverYouNamedTheShare If you can't see it thne check your firewall settings on the computer with the share. You may want to temporaily drop the firewalls jsut to make sure they are not causing a problem.\n\nYou don't really need a share since you can use the hidden share &#92;&#92;ComputerName&#92;c$ ( replace the c with the drive letter the files are on. You will probably need to enter a password using this method, juct type it like computerName&#92;UserName and your password for the machine you are connecting too.\n\nhth\nBruce
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Get a programme called KBG keylogger.\nIt records evrything that the user does and types.\nWorks silently as well.\n\nUSe it
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yes there is software which can be used to record some one else's webcam. however, that person should permit you to view their webcam, only then you can record the show.\n\ni've seen it only on yahoo.\n\ngo to a website called darkyahoo.com and search for the recording tool on that site.
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someone else is using your computer.