Windows 10: Keylogger or uh.. logger?

So I use AVG, one of the features is blocking "risky connections" and such. A 'warning' pops up when a risky connection a blocked so it can lul you into buying the PRO version. Then I seen that a risky connection was blocked to something called zennolab, never heard of it, never seen it. Didn't even have chrome open. Then I looked it up: "The software allows to record human actions on websites, blogs, forums filling in forms, clicks on links, post messages and repeat them in multiple threads." I ain't exactly a master in anti-virus or a 'Sec-Pro' but this seemed a bit suspicious. I even got

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How do I determine if a keylogger program is on my computer

You are using Windows 10, so you have a built in key logger (really). The "monitoring" that MS has added to Win 10 to "improve it" is a key logger.

I assume you mean something other than "approved" MS "monitoring" <euphemism> . That can be tough. Here is one recent article lists several tools:

https://www.geckoandfly.com/17960/anti-keylogge...

Google to find more. One problem is that the some keyloggers are actually hardware, like USB drives, or sneakier. They hare much harder to recognize.

 

Copying data from PC to UHS chip

Hi Theodore,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



I understand that you are facing issues while transferring data to UHS chip from the PC.



Since you are trying to Burn the data, you will only receive CD/DVD option, because Burn option is used to transfer data through an optical drive.



I suggest you try the steps mentioned below to copy the data to UHS chip.

1. Insert the UHS chip to the PC, in case you are using a desktop you may need to use a card reader.
   
2. Now go to the location of the data you want to transfer.
   
3. Select the files by clicking on it. If you have multiple files, press and hold the
   Ctrl key and then click on each file to select them.
   
4. Now press Ctrl + C key to copy the files.
   
5. Now press Windows + E key to open
   file explorer.
   
6. On the left hand pane click on the
   UHS chip to open it.
   
7. Now press Ctrl + V to paste the files.
   

Hope it helps.



Regards,

Prakhar Khare

Microsoft Community – Moderator

 

Keylogger detected on Windows 10

Hi
Thanks for your reply
I have tried both of your suggestions and couldn't find anything in the list of programs and then downloaded the safety to scanner to run a full scan which didn't detect anything.
I did wonder whether the key logger pop up was a fake warning to try and convince me to download dodgy anti virus software.
Do you think I'm in the clear or that I need to take further action?
Thanks.