Portable systems arent great for gaming, but you can always reboot the system into Windows for gaming anyway - all yourparents will see is long periods of inactivity followed by bouts of gaming, and gaming's fairly innocent (generally) Only hardware-based monitoring works on them and even then, they tend to be designed to monitor Windows, so they get confused if they encounter anything else.
Portable operating systems are wonderful things, you keep the whole system on a flash drive and take it with you. Takes a bit longer but leaves less of a trace, and maintains your current advantage of surprise. If it's not something you recognise, remove it.Īs others have mentioned, some software hides itself from that list and you can use Revo Uninstaller to remove it, you can download it here: - however installing it may give away that you know what they're doing, so a better approach would be to use the Portable version from here: - just unzip it somewhere and run Revouninstaller.exe from the folder it makes. It's been installed recently, so Start->Control Panel->Programs and Features will show it up fairly easily, just click on the "Installed On" heading until the most recent date is at the top. Things from Intel/NVidia/Adobe are fine, anything you don't recognise can be disabled.Ĭlick OK and restart, your computer should start up faster and you'll have stopped the software running. Then go to Services, check "Hide all Microsoft services" and check the list for things that look suspicious. Open up the Start menu and in the search box (I'll assume you're using Windows 7 for now, I can't give you instructions for every system) type in msconfig and press enter.įrom there, go to startup and disable anything you don't recognise - you can disable it all if you like, its very rare something appears on there which is vital. You have an admin account, so this'll be easy.
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OK, basically "Monitoring" can take many forms, it can capture keystrokes, it can record what you're doing, it can take periodic snapshots of your screen - telling you how to circumvent one of them would be pointless if they're using a different one, so I'll just go through ones which will work on anything:
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