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Any Software that would record the Activity in a PC !

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ha14:
Loot at ManicTime
http://www.manictime.com/

You can open up the command prompt, and type below:

systeminfo

and hit Enter. You should be able to see the computer running time, which stated as uptime

Shades:
Loot at ManicTime
http://www.manictime.com/

You can open up the command prompt, and type below:

systeminfo

and hit Enter. You should be able to see the computer running time, which stated as uptime
-ha14 (July 31, 2011, 08:55 AM)
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You don't need ManicTime to use the command 'SYSTEMINFO' in the command prompt. It is a default command in Windows. ManicTime is handy to see which application(s) have ran.

Renegade:
Hey, guys, you are just kidding your friends or do other things with keylogger?
I mostly use a windows 7 keylogger to monitor my child, because he is so young.
-Alrale (May 16, 2012, 01:46 AM)
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They do have a legitimate use. However, they are very open to abuse. Kind of like sledgehammers. :)

kalos:
I am very interested in this, please post more stuff, thanks

x16wda:
Consider System Explorer for some help.  Just go in the options and set the history to record to a file, it saves a time stamped text file with events, program start and end, network connection (tcp) start and end.  I have used this many times to troubleshoot what is happening on a workstation or server.  http://www.systemexplorer.net

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