How can my boyfriend remotely access my computer without having to install anything on mine?
My boyfriend and I are about six states away from our place and there's some files on my computer that I need. We have a computer where we are now and we're trying to figure out how to get through to my computer, because I know it's turned on and connected to the internet. I would be really happy if someone could help us get into it through the internet or something. I know there's A way, but I don't know THE way. So, please help me. Someone told us that you can use the IP address, but I don't know it or know how to find it.
How can i block remote accessing to my computer?
If it's at work on a company owned computer, you cannot. You can go to his supervisor and tell them the tech is accessing your computer without your permission. But it could be he has approval from your supervisor or another manager to access employee computers for tracking. Alot of times if a supervisor suspects a employee is doing something on computer that is against company policy, they will tell IT dept to track them to get proof and then the employee gets fired once they have the proof.
Can someone access my computer remotely without me knowing?
Yes. When you are connected to the internet, the chance of undesirable intrusions from hackers and cybercriminals increases. And this could happen even if it is not allowed by you.For example, the way they can access you PC could be the deployment of malware through fraudulent emails and links that you can open accidentally.My suggestion is to bring your PC to a trusted support center and then change all the passwords you have used on your device.
How can I gain remote access to a computer?
You ask. You know how to ask, right? I mean, you are here asking a question now… so I think you know how to ask questions. So… you ask. “Hey, can I remotely control your computer with my computer?”Oh.You want to HACK someone’s computer, and illegally gain access to it and control it.Well, then first… you need to either CHANGE the current settings on that machine, and you need to INSTALL software. See, a Windows machine on a typical home network is not set up to either accept remote access attempts, nor is it running software that you can just access to control it remotely.However.. if you can change those settings, and install that remote control software… say by disguising it as Malware and infecting a machine… well, you’d be able to gain remote access.This is actually a very popular method that was seeing a ton of success over the past few years. Malware would infect and report back, the person would get a call from a “Microsoft Affiliate” who knows specific things about the computer (from what was reported by the malware) who just wants to connect and repair your machine for you. We had SO many elderly clients that bought into this scam. Their machine was operated by remote (without having to install LogMeIn or some other service) and they get their pictures and documents encrypted until they pay a ransom. Or their install of Windows would get encrypted with the built-in Windows encryption, and they wouldn’t release the password until they got paid.So if you want remote access without their knowledge, you’d need to infect the machine without their knowledge.Otherwise, you’d need to gain access through deception, under the false pretense of doing something else.
Remotely accessing a computer discreetly?
I am using teamviewer to keep an eye on my childrens activities on there computers but when i access into there system from work or when i am away, they know when i have accessed due to the fact there is a box that comes up saying i have, there mother knows nothing about computers and they take advantage of that VERY well, I just get worried for them and feel that at least one parent should know about what they get up to, since i dont live with there mother anymore i need to descretly check on there computing activities without the hassle of dad interfearing, i dont want my daughters going to secret meetings from internet guys, and im a bit concerned about about what they are downloading, infact just about everything is worrying....I need a program that i can use without them knowing i have accessed there computers, but also to help them when they have problems that i can remotely help them with, any help would be appreciated thanks
How can I remote access somebody else's computer without installing clients like teamviewer or logmein? just as simple as from the browser as screenleap.com for sharing would be awesome. Free is another big plus
Use google chrome. Simplest method is adding a plugin in chrome and using it for remote access. Know how Top 10 Remote Access Softwares (Updated April 2014) - Now U Get
How do I find out if someone is accessing my computer by remote?
There is evidence that cannot be hidden : network traffic.If someone is accessing your computer, that person can make it impossible to see in your user interface, can alter log files, can quietly read your files … when doing so it creates traffic between you and that person’s computer. It can be hard to track down if the spy is good, but if you are monitoring your own internet connection it cannot be hidden
How can someone remotely access my computer?
Its not happening. Don't worry.There are two typical facilities which can be used. One is inbuilt into Windows for remote maintenance. You have to authorise this. You see everything the remote user is doing on the screen. You would know if somebody was doing this.Or they may try and log on through a VPN. You have to go through some hoops to make this happen, they still need a password. You couldn't possibly enable this by accident. And almost all home versions of Windows can have only one logged on user, if somebody else logs on your screen goes black and your mouse and keyboard won't work. And I am sure you would notice that.It just doesn't happen that much in practice, and you would have to be wilfully stupid to go to the trouble of disabling all the security protocols which prevent unauthorized people from logging on to your computer.