Reading a hard drive.

Impr3ssiv3 · 08-22-2006, 01:42 AM

no offense but you son is retarded for deleting the whole history

a smart person wouldn't delete all of it but just the part that incriminate him

then no one has any suspision becasue everything else is there so he couldn't have "deleted" it

atomic · 08-22-2006, 01:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Impr3ssiv3

no offense but you son is retarded for deleting the whole history

a smart person wouldn't delete all of it but just the part that incriminate him

then no one has any suspision becasue everything else is there so he couldn't have "deleted" it

That did not help this thread at all.

Anyway back on topic, there are many free keyloggers out there to download that would show you every keystroke he has made. I will not post one here as last time i did some people didnt like it. Feel free to contact me if you would like more info.

Sacrinyellow5 · 08-22-2006, 03:53 AM

Just ground him or take away his computer privileges for deleting the history. I don't think a key-tracker is the solution to him looking at that sort of stuff. You already know what he is doing, just confront him about it.

computerhakk · 08-22-2006, 04:41 AM

If you are certain of the things he visits, there are many ways you can approach this.

You can as listed above, get a keylogger which will record all his keystrokes and more, given the certain utility you choose. So even if he deleted all the histories and such, you will still know the keystrokes he pressed.. so for example, he visited google. You will know that the keystrokes he used to get there was www.google.com and you will thus know where he really did go.

Another way is to have parental controls. This will help you monitor his activities online and not let him visit certain sites you do not approve of. If you so choose to, some of these tools even have keyloggers with it also.

Last resort, setup a hidden camera.

paulirl · 08-22-2006, 09:30 PM

Many thanks to all you great people, your help has been great at least now I have a couple of options.
Many many thanks and keep up the good work.

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Sacrinyellow5 Platinum Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: St. Louis Posts: 919	Just ground him or take away his computer privileges for deleting the history. I don't think a key-tracker is the solution to him looking at that sort of stuff. You already know what he is doing, just confront him about it. __________________ Harvey Pekar "Ordinary life is pretty complex stuff" ------------------------------------------------- -Tower /AMD 64x2 Dual Core 4400+ (2.3Ghz) 3 GB DDR2/Geforce 8600GT(SSC)/160 SATA HD/DVD-RW/Vista Home -Laptop /Core 2 Duo T6460 (1.66Ghz)/2 GB DDR2/Intel GMA X3100/250 SATA HD/Vista Premium -Server /P4 2.26 Ghz/1 GB Ram/GeForce FX 5200/80 & 250GB HDx2/DVD-RW/XP -MAC G4(Quick Silver)/768 Mb Rams/40 GB & 2x120GB HD/DVD-RW/OSX Go Cards!

08-22-2006, 04:41 AM	#14 (permalink)
computerhakk VIP Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: THOJhakk county Posts: 3,635	If you are certain of the things he visits, there are many ways you can approach this. You can as listed above, get a keylogger which will record all his keystrokes and more, given the certain utility you choose. So even if he deleted all the histories and such, you will still know the keystrokes he pressed.. so for example, he visited google. You will know that the keystrokes he used to get there was www.google.com and you will thus know where he really did go. Another way is to have parental controls. This will help you monitor his activities online and not let him visit certain sites you do not approve of. If you so choose to, some of these tools even have keyloggers with it also. Last resort, setup a hidden camera. __________________ "Remember, wrong advice may be worse than no advice at all." ::COMPUTERHAKK:::

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Impr3ssiv3 Diamond Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 1,231	no offense but you son is retarded for deleting the whole history a smart person wouldn't delete all of it but just the part that incriminate him then no one has any suspision becasue everything else is there so he couldn't have "deleted" it

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paulirl New Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 20	Many thanks to all you great people, your help has been great at least now I have a couple of options. Many many thanks and keep up the good work.