Windows 10: Remote hacking

I believe I am being remotely monitored. My task manager spikes whenever this person uses their computer and I have very odd programs running. I have a dell windows 10 upgraded from 7. Can someone lead me thru steps on how to find it and eliminate it. I also don't believe I am the administrator of my computer either.... I've been dealing with being called physic and crazy for 2 months. I'd really appreciate any help

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windowsphone security

Any device with software can be hacked. Data sufficiently encrypted cannot as of now be hacked. My windowsphone has been totally taken over remotely by a persistent hacker. I don't use the device remotely nor other devices remotely with my windows phone.
Hacking code is being dl'd by piggy backing onto updates/downloads. How do I stop this problem? Also, where are detailed instructions/info for programs such as the Authenticator? Thanks.

 

remote access (Hacking)

Your phone cannot be controlled remotely or hacked in this morning. I would instead clean the screen or if it does this while charging, ensure the cord and the wall adapter are not cheap plugs, but genuine plugs from the manufacturer.

 

As I have read in your other thread, you mentioned your husband messed with admin passwords on your PC?! Am I correct to assume that you're afraid these two issues are related to one another?

EDIT: is that also why you (did or wanted to) reset your PC to factory settings?

Cheers

 

Yes this is correct. I just need proof, be he still makes me feel like I am crazy. We fight all the time because of this. What can I do to find out for sure?

 

And btw he was the one who was ironically able to fix my cp.

 

Auwfull to read about you mishaps! I don't now much about BIOS passwords and how to troubleshoot that issue, sorry.

What I can advise you is - after the reset of the BIOS tweaks so you again have full controle of it - make a sollid back-up of ALL your personal files, perhaps even better to a only by you known password protected cloud solution. Make sure you don't use one that you - possible - share with your husband!

Do a clean install of Windows and please make sure to protect and keep safe all your used passwords!!!

Also check if you can connect to the internet from within a different network range on your modem router.

As you might understand that in these situations when there is suspicious behaviour @home that only then you need to setup a lot of things, to keep your PC from connecting to his in anyway.

Trust comes on foot, but leaves on a horse! (Dutch saying)

I hope I have made it clear how difficult it is for you to have an absolute stealth PC, at least for what I can make up from your situation.

I hope another memeber can help you with resetting the BIOS tweaks.

I wish you all the best coping and handling your awfull situation!

 

Anton have any ideas? What would common remote servies be called? Or maybe keyloggers? I have picture of the programs being ran I don't know where to start, any info would be appreciated

 

If you can run all our scans and post results PCHF System Scans these will tell us what's going on

 

Again, it's a very difficult situation you're in atm. Even if you can trace back to him any keyloggers / remote session etc. WHAT will your next step be? Secure your PC so that even the NSA can't see what you're doing. No, I sincerly believe you have to take other messures in your situation. But hey, that only can and has te be your own call!

Think twice before you'll fall into a domestic ICT war, for which only two people will be accountable for. I advice you to talk to someone you trust to reconsidder your actions and the possible risks you're willing to take in this matter.

Good luck!

 

This would be awesome. Would really help to see what's going on. I see in your spec.'s that its a laptop, correct? If that's the case, then you could take it to a public library and do a fresh installation. While there you could be assured that you set it up LIKE YOU WANT and put a password on it that's "out of character" for you. Much harder for someone to guess it then. What anti-virus are you using? Any reputable one should find and delete a keylogger.