cosmicskipper39 said:Well, Mosh, help me out here. My boyfriend is actually mad at me because I spend way too much time watching certain clips online. What’s the quickest way to totally wreck his hard drive so he can't watch that crap anymore?
I think I'll start off just like I did when I was talking with Matthew Vaughn4...
There are actually programs that won't break the drive, but they might actually make it easier for him to watch those videos! Though, I guess it might be better to just sit down and talk to your guy first. You wouldn't want things to get weird or have him think you're just attacking him for no reason. Plus, heaven forbid you actually destroy a drive that might have some really important files on it...
So, John manages to catch a big fish. Just like in those old stories, the fish offers to grant him three wishes if he just lets it go back into the water. John goes ahead and does it. Once the fish finally calms down from the stress, it asks him what he wants. Scratching his head, John says, "For my first wish... I want Fanny to be faithful to me." The fish just stares at him, probably wondering what kind of idiot it just ran into. "Alright, what's the second one?" the fish asks. Scratching his head again, John says, "My second wish is that even if Fanny does cheat on me, I never find out about it." Still pretty baffled, the fish asks, "And what about this third wish of yours?" John scratches his head one more time, thinks it over, and finally says, "If I do end up finding out she's cheating, I hope I don't get too upset about it."
Matthew Vaughn4, forget the gym => I'd rather just catch a big fish 😁
I did, mostly because he asked me to... I told him what he should probably do at first, but since he decided to go through with it anyway, I figured it was better to help him than let him download some sketchy, junk software onto his computer...
I'm also curious to hear if he managed to catch a big fish 😁
stormycanyon4 said:I guess cosmicskipper39 might be worried that her own guy could get the bright idea to install a keylogger too... and maybe just telling him to see a therapist wouldn't even be enough. 😉
Sorry I didn't get back to you yesterday like I said I would, but I ended up working until midnight, so... yeah...
MAX is free, so maybe give that one a shot? A buddy of mine highly recommends it. As for that other one I mentioned, I think you might be able to find it on a torrent site somewhere... Just a heads-up though, your antivirus might flag it since it's that kind of app. Anyway, shoot me a DM if you run into anything that requires a subscription and maybe we can try to figure something out.😁
Matthew Vaughn4 said:I think I’ve already made up my mind on whether or not I should actually install that on my computer. I guess I've pretty much settled the debate with myself.😉 Wait, what was that program called again? I can't quite wrap my head around the name right now. I guess I'm just blanking on it, maybe?🙂
If you can hang tight until this evening, I should be able to give you an update. I can't exactly spend my shift browsing around for "reliable" keyloggers while I'm stuck at the office. 😁
I guess you can just hang tight until then, or maybe find someone to lend a hand before that happens...
Matthew Vaughn4 said:I was wondering if there’s some kind of software out there that logs every single keystroke on a computer, 24/7. Like, if I get home from work and turn my PC on, I could see what my girlfriend was messaging, maybe on Facebook or some chat apps, 😉 just so I can be absolutely sure about things. 👍 please help🙏
Oh, they definitely exist. There are programs that log every key pressed and then take screenshots of the desktop every few minutes, so you could basically see exactly who she was talking to and what she was doing online. 🙂
But, honestly, I wouldn't recommend installing that on your computer. If she ever finds out, you're going to be in huge trouble... You might misinterpret something based on context and end up making a huge mistake, which would just cause more drama! I guess it's probably better to just talk to her directly if you're feeling suspicious...
mellowwolf2 said:I'd upload a screenshot but I'm not really sure how, it says 64-bit oc
Other than that, I guess I'm not too sure... Maybe you're using some pirated 🙂 version that claims to be 64-bit by messing with the system info?
Do you see both the Program Files and Program Files (x86) folders on your system partition? As for the picture, you can just save one using MS Paint. Just open the window you want to capture, hit Print Screen on your keyboard, then go into MS Paint and use Ctrl+V to paste it! After that, you can just post it here on the forum...
I guess one of the biggest drawbacks is just how much extra memory you need if you want to run multiple operating systems at once! You’d need at least 128 MB for Windows XP, and maybe 256 MB minimum for Windows Vista... If you're running on a machine with only 512 MB of RAM, trying to spin up both of those in an AWS VPC could eat up nearly 400 MB. That might actually cause your main computer to crash... So yeah—that's the real downside!
Tell your favorite professor she can take a hike! Maybe give this a quick read (I wasn't really feeling up to it myself), and you might actually find something useful! LNK
urbanmoose14 said:School....that's basically what this institution is all about...... Thanks a ton for this🙏 And I really hope someone finds some flaws eventually.....
Well, why should there even be any flaws? I've got an idea—just install it, fire it up, and see if you can find them yourself 😁 Go ahead, have fun with the AWS VPC!
Hey, man! No luck here 🙂. At least not for what I'm trying to get done 😁 And what on earth is "SK"? Is that some kind of government agency or something?
I honestly don't get what you're struggling to find!? An AWS VPC is seriously awesome because you can install any operating system on it and do basically anything you’d do on a real computer—like surfing the web or installing all sorts of random software. For instance, you could test out different antivirus programs, and if one fails (meaning you accidentally infect the virtual OS), you just click the "X" to close it, wipe the recent changes, and restart the AWS VPC. It’s like the virus never even existed 😁. Even if the system (the virtual one, I mean) happens to crash and won't boot up, you just roll back those last changes and everything works perfectly again. Basically, an AWS VPC is great for all sorts of stuff, especially things you might be a little nervous about doing on your actual machine! The best part is that it won't mess with your main system at all! It's such a phenomenal tool! Plus, you can run those Microsoft keygens that you're worried might be infected (let's face it, they usually are) and still "buy" software 😁 on your actual computer without any issues! Right now, I've got two Windows XP setups and Linux running, and I think I'll probably install Windows Server 2003 tomorrow...
David Stewart74 said:I've got the Windows XP Black Edition 7.2 Platinum... I wonder if version 14 is actually better than this one?
I’m honestly still sticking with version 6 for now. I suppose version 14 probably has SP3, all those new programs, skins, and themes... and hey, if you're into that, go for it! Personally, version 14 just sits there 😁 on my hard drive as an .iso file waiting to be installed. It feels like I'd need a massive **weekend** to get through it—I really don't feel like formatting my drive right now. Reinstalling Windows takes me forever because I spend the entire day tweaking every little setting and customizing every single program I add. I guess I'm just a total perfectionist 😠 who needs everything to be perfectly organized 👍. Sorry, I went a bit overboard there. Basically, a buddy of mine mentioned that version 14 is the strongest one yet, but I haven't really made up my mind myself!