how do I secure what I see from the ower of this computer????
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If you only want to view the photos on-line all you need to do is go to "Tools" "Internet Options" "Delete Cookies".  After you delete the cookies the click "Clear History".  Do this every time you log off.  If you want to store the pictures on your PC you need to set up an account that requires a password to log on.
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get spy software so you everything what he does on the computer
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You need antivirus and antispam software. Try Norton Antivirus or McAfee. That'll keep your computer safe.
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The Tech Support Guy forums can help you. Register as a user, start a thread in the Security forum, and wait for the experts there to help you. They will clean your computer up, free of charge.\n\nhttp://forums.techguy.org/?
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the best thing is to scan the file attachment... don't open it if you don't know who is it from... update your anti virus software and prevent going to any website that may leave back doors for hackers...
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Use free online scans\n\nhttp://www.jimmyr.com/security.php
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This is total free u should downland follow the steps in the link\nRun a dos scan in the computer.\ni will give instruction for the dos scan \nhttp://ts.mcafeehelp.com/faq.asp?frames=1&docid=71397&CategoryId=243&chat=&s=1
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Easiest way is to use something called GOTOMYPC. If it's a one-off, use their trial.\n\nIt does give you complete access to the PC
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from a pc.store or online shpping pc store
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A tricky problem, to be sure. Someone breaks in, you know they're smart, but you don't what they did. Can you clean up, and how do you keep it from happening again?\n\nThere's a school of thought that says if your computer has been compromised, you have really only one option: reformat. That's a drastic step, but if your intruder is as adept as you indicate, it may be the best approach. If they're really good, they could leave hooks that you could never find.\n\nIn your shoes, I'd do the following:\n\ndisconnect from the net \nreformat/rebuild the machine \nrename the administrator account and give it a strong password \nget thee behind a firewall, and avoid opening any incoming ports you don't absolutely have to. \nmake sure to get ALL the latest security patches. \nUSE the administrator account as little as possible. Create user level accounts for actual day-to-day usage. Again, strong passwords all around. \nTurn off all unnecessary services ... remote desktop being the most obvious. \nConsider an outgoing firewall (something like Zone Alarm) to trap and/or monitor outgoing traffic. \nLastly: remember physical security. Another old adage is that if it's not physically secure, it's not secure. If someone can walk up to it, insert a floppy and reboot ... all the other security is for naught.
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You can't.\n\nEven if you could, the minute you did, your computer would be as useful as a rock. It would lock up tight.
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USe a free online scanner like bit defender\nhttp://www.jimmyr.com/security.php
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depends on a number of things.......basically need more info about your computer
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Good enough. And here you have some more good and free options:\nhttp://askcomputerexpert.ws43.com/download/security.htm
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you can't (legally, at least)\n\nHere is some good, free antivirus software:\n\nwww.grisoft.com
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download SPYBOT and also ADAWARE - run them, and they'll tell you what's on your system\n\nYou also NEED a firewall and an ANTI VIRUS !!!!\n\n\nGood luck          ;^)
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Keep your trust as low as possible.\nFor example: spywares are sometimes listed in you Trusted Sites (Internet Options > Security)