I want to see what someone else has been doing in my computer.

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Guest

Hi,

I would like to know how can I see what has been done in my computer? What
key strokes, what dowloads, etc. Not just what I have saved in my hard drive.
Meaning I want to see what someone else has been doing in my computer. Is
there a way to delete the information. Is there a way I can see the date and
time of the persons actions?
 
|>Hi,
|>
|>I would like to know how can I see what has been done in my computer? What
|>key strokes, what dowloads, etc. Not just what I have saved in my hard drive.
|>Meaning I want to see what someone else has been doing in my computer. Is
|>there a way to delete the information. Is there a way I can see the date and
|>time of the persons actions?

You need a keylogger, never heard of one before? you just might have
one running right now...
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=define:keylogger&btnG=Google+Search
 
Lisa said:
Hi,

I would like to know how can I see what has been done in my computer? What
key strokes, what dowloads, etc. Not just what I have saved in my hard
drive.
Meaning I want to see what someone else has been doing in my computer. Is
there a way to delete the information. Is there a way I can see the date
and
time of the persons actions?
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I would suggest that once you are able to log what that someone else has
been doing you tell them that you can do this - unless, of course, you want
to spy on them - rather than just stop them doing whatever they have been
doing.

As they say, the choice is yours!

Nick
 
Lisa said:
Hi,

I would like to know how can I see what has been done in my computer? What
key strokes, what dowloads, etc. Not just what I have saved in my hard drive.
Meaning I want to see what someone else has been doing in my computer. Is
there a way to delete the information. Is there a way I can see the date and
time of the persons actions?
Click to expand...

Auditing and a keylogger will accomplish this. Have lots of disk space
available for the log files.

Steve N.
 
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