Hello all- I think my girlfriend may have installed something that runs in the background on my computer. I have checked the process list but I don't know enough about computers to know if there is something there that shouldn't. How do I copy and paste everything in my process tab on Windows Task Manager? I'd like someone to take a look and let me know if there is anything unusual.

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Copy to the clipboard by pressing Alt-PrtScrn
Then paste into mspaint.







On Friday, March 28, 2008 at 5:07 am, Jay wrote:

>Hello all- 

>

>I think my girlfriend may have installed something that runs in the background on 

>my computer. I have checked the process list but I don't know enough about computers 

>to know if there is something there that shouldn't. How do I copy and paste everything 

>in my process tab on Windows Task Manager? I'd like someone to take a look and let 

>me know if there is anything unusual.

>
 

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A little advice on girlfriends (wife for that matter), if you don't trust them, it's 
time to let them go.
Check your Add/Remove program list in the Control Panel.
Do a Google search for any unknown programs.
You can Google search any unknown processes also.

Good luck!

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Most decent spying products don't show up in the process list anyway.


On Friday, March 28, 2008 at 5:07 am, Jay wrote:
>Hello all-
>
>I think my girlfriend may have installed something that runs in the background on
>my computer. I have checked the process list but I don't know enough about computers
>to know if there is something there that shouldn't. How do I copy and paste everything
>in my process tab on Windows Task Manager? I'd like someone to take a look and let
>me know if there is anything unusual.
>

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Well I found out that it wasn't remote software or a keylogger. She tells me that one the IT faculty members at her college showed her how to retrieve ANYONE'S gmail password. She says that he does something where the password isn't even covered with the *** symbol. It actually shows the exact letters/numbers. Anyone heard of this type of email hacking abilities????? I don't know what to do now. Seems like changing my password is futile.


On Friday, March 28, 2008 at 9:59 am, Ari wrote:
>Most decent spying products don't show up in the process list anyway.
>
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What should you do now? Get out of this ridiculous, sick relationship where your girlfriend won't honor your privacy and you have to worry about her reading your email without your authorization. Is that how you want to live your life?


On Friday, March 28, 2008 at 10:07 am, Jay wrote:
>Well I found out that it wasn't remote software or a keylogger. She tells me that
>one the IT faculty members at her college showed her how to retrieve ANYONE'S gmail
>password. She says that he does something where the password isn't even covered with
>the *** symbol. It actually shows the exact letters/numbers. Anyone heard of this
>type of email hacking abilities????? I don't know what to do now. Seems like changing
>my password is futile.
>
>
>

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Change your password anyway. 

Password Hack software is available from many sources on the Net. Sounds like your 
GF and/or the Faculty IT person is using it inappropriately. (no surprise)

Tell GF to knock it off. If she doesn't, kick her to the curb, as they say. If she 
is using the University system to Hack your email, report her to the University. 
(after you dump her). 

If your eMail has been Hacked from the College end, report the intrusion to the University 
IT Department Head. Don't let this pass. If it's being done to you, it's being done 
to others. The faculty member needs to be fired.



There's nothing to learn from someone who already agrees with you.

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On Friday, March 28, 2008 at 10:07 am, Jay wrote:

>Well I found out that it wasn't remote software or a keylogger. She tells me that 

>one the IT faculty members at her college showed her how to retrieve ANYONE'S gmail 

>password. She says that he does something where the password isn't even covered 
with 

>the *** symbol. It actually shows the exact letters/numbers. Anyone heard of this 

>type of email hacking abilities????? I don't know what to do now. Seems like changing 

>my password is futile.

>

>

> 

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Hello there; I would just set a password in the bios to keep others out of the system rather than get myself in some trouble kicking her buttcheecks out of your crib. Lots of luck...g.


On Friday, March 28, 2008 at 5:07 am, Jay wrote:
>Hello all-
>
>I think my girlfriend may have installed something that runs in the background on
>my computer. I have checked the process list but I don't know enough about computers
>to know if there is something there that shouldn't. How do I copy and paste everything
>in my process tab on Windows Task Manager? I'd like someone to take a look and let
>me know if there is anything unusual.
>

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Jay wrote: She tells me that one the IT faculty members at her college showed 
her how to retrieve ANYONE'S gmail password.


Call the cops and don't give up until that idiot of an IT faculty member is fired.

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lol there are hundreds of internet email sites... never had a problem with moving around so noone could spy. yahoo, excite, etc...

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