Hoe can I find out if there is a survailliance program on my PC

I think there is a survailliance program of some kind on my PC - an ex has a alot of information that he could only have if he had access to my pc, or what I am doing on it rather... I understand a lot of these types of programs go very undetected - is there ANY way to find out if I have one?
Thanks

 

on your keyboard, type in ctrl + shift + esc. now click on the processes tab. now list everything (don't leave anything out now) in that tab. we'll judge if there's anything suspicious.

 

Here are my running processes - thank-you for your help...

taskmgr.exe
gcastDtServ.exe
wmiprvse.exe
msmsgs.exe
gcasServ.exe
msnappau.exe
gcasServ.exe
tgcmd.exe
lxbabmon.exe
lbxbabmgr.exe
ps2.EXE
ccApp.exe
msnmsgr.exe
wdfmgr.exe
svchost.exe
explorer.exe
omniServ.exe
Navapsvc.exe
CCPXYSVC.EXE
LEXPPS.EXE
spoolsv.exe
LEXBCES.EXE
NISBUM.EXE
ccEvtMgr.exe
svchost.exe
svchost.exe
svchost.exe
svchost.exe
svchost.exe
lsass.exe
services.exe
winlogon.exe
csrss.exe
OPXPApp.exe
alg.exe
smss.exe
WINWORD.EXE
SymWSC.exe
System
Sysyem Idle Process

 

Just a quick note for you. A friend had a similar situation and she found that her ex had set up her computer so he could remote in and he had changed her settings on her instant messenger (MSN, Yahoo, etc) to log all of her conversations. Then he could read all the logs. This doesn't show up as a process, but certainly can reveal a lot of information.

 

So, if it does not show in the processes, does anyone know how to find out if there is one on my system?

 

Hi Lucky,check out this web site,there are all kinds of ways to spy on your spouse.

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Would Chat are you in,,,,,MSN,Yahoo Messenger,AOL

 

I have MSN - but I also sometimes use Yahoo?

 

Hey Lucky,if you go under lucky22 in yahoo messenger your profile tells me your a male from Florida,I thought you said you were female and the ex was spying on you....

 

That is not my yahoo id - why do you ask?

 

If your in Yahoo you can look in the Messenger folders on your computer and see where you've been and also your id's but not passwords. The Ypager log and Yacs log tell alot and the profile folder tells your id or id's.

 

The ones above may or may not relate to your software, so google each one and see if there is one or more you don't want. Then someone can walk you through msconfig to kill them. If this is a home PC, you might enable or install a software firewall to get more control of which programs can access the web.