Track Internet Activity

You could get an application--although I'd have to find a better one than what I've used--that takes screenshots every so many seconds; they can generally give a good idea of what is being done on a machine.

Of course, you could opt for standard "parental monitoring" software if you wish; Google is the best place to look for that unless someone can give a concrete suggestion.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by packrat

Yeah, I am aware of these types of programs.
The problem is that most, if not all, can easily be seen and shut down by looking at the running processes tab in Task Manager.

What I really want to know is if Windows XP has some other built in features where these sorts of things are saved, aside from history, cookies, and cache.

There are a few programs which are said to hide themselves (lol virus) so that shutting them down from Task Manager is impossible.

Windows has no built-in feature by which one could view anything else that's saved. (At the very least, it has no built-in method of displaying that information if, in fact, it is collected.)

There's nowhere I can't reach.