Printer ActivityMonitor is software for monitoring your company printers. Using this product you can easily find out who, when and how many pages have been printed.
- pamSetup.exe
- Red Line Software
- Shareware ($)
- 32 Mb
- WinME, WinXP, Windows2000, Windows2003, Windows Vista
Ax3soft Scout process activitymonitor is a professional monitoring tool for Windows, it can monitor a process all-sidedly in real time, including process/thread, file system, Registry and network activity whit its powerful features.
- scout_Evaluation_Setup.exe
- Ax3soft
- Shareware ($)
- 6.21 Mb
- WinVista, WinXP
Free web activitymonitor to record and block emails, chats and website visits SurveilStar Activity Monitor is free web activity monitoring software which can help you to monitor, record, control and block internet activities. This free web activity monitoring software can easily record all visited web pages with URL link, visiting time, page title, web host and data size, record all incoming and outgoing web emails including sender, receiver, time and detailed contents, record all emails sent and reveived by email .
- surveilstar-activity-monitor.exe
- SurveilStar Inc.
- Freeware (Free)
- 2.78 Mb
- WinXP, Win2000, Win Vista, Windows 7, Windows 7 x64
File Activity Monitor Tool v1.0 (Beta) is a free software offered by us. File Activity Monitor Tool v1.
- File_Activity_Monitor_Tool_v1.zip
- ITknowledge24.com
- Freeware (Free)
- 276 Kb
- Win Vista, Windows 7
Employee activity and network traffic monitoring system DEKSI Employee Activity Monitor is a powerful and feature rich employee activity and network traffic monitoring system. It allows you to record and log everything your employees do on your company's computers from recording your employee keystrokes, website visits, chats, and employee emails.
- deam.exe
- DEK Software International
- Shareware ($)
- 46.75 Mb
- WinXP, WinNT 4.x, WinNT 3.x, Win Vista
Working in the Cloud, Action1 Network ActivityMonitor detects all of your workstations and you can query your entire network of endpoints to immediately see what network activity is happening and where.
- action1_ns.zip
- Action1 Corporation
- Freeware (Free)
- 5.29 Mb
- Win2000, WinXP, Win7 x32, Win7 x64, Windows 8, Windows 10, WinServer, WinOther, Windows2000, Windows2003, Windows Server 2012, Windows Tablet PC Edition 2005, Windows Media Center Edition 2005, WinVista, Windows Vista, WinVista x64
Real-time network computer monitoring, content filting, employee monitoring Imonitor Employee Activity Monitor is an all-in-one Employee monitoring software for real-time network employee computer monitoring, employee activity monitoring, content filtering and employees' work time tracking. remote computer's application using, restrict remote computer's network accessing, send instant message and command(e.
- IMonSetup.zip
- PC Remote Monitoring
- Shareware ($)
- 11.86 Mb
- WinXP, WinNT 4.x, WinNT 3.x, WinME, Win Vista, Win98, Win95
PC ActivityMonitor Standard (PC Acme Standard) is an ultimate invisible and undetectable easy-to-use monitoring and surveillance tool for personal PCs. PC Activity Monitor Standard (PC Acme Standard) is designed for monitoring user's PC activity.PC Acme Standard works under Windows 2000/XP operating systems.
- pca_std.zip
- Global InformationTechnology (UK) Ltd.
- Shareware ($89.95)
- 3.54 Mb
- WinXP, Win2000, Windows XP X64
PC ActivityMonitor Lite (PC Acme Lite) is an ultimate invisible and undetectable easy-to-use monitoring and surveillance tool for personal PCs. PC Activity Monitor Lite (PC Acme Lite) is designed for monitoring user's PC activity.PC Acme Lite works under Windows 2000/XP operating systems.
- pca_lite.zip
- Global InformationTechnology (UK) Ltd.
- Shareware ($29.95)
- 3.38 Mb
- WinXP, Win2003, Win2000, Windows XP X64
simple, personal activity monitor. See how much time do you spend using different applications. Localize your time wasters and minimize them and be happy with more time for your productivityDo you want to increase your productivity? Do you know how much time do you waste while working on your computer? Do you know which programs and apps do you use and how much time do you spend using them?If you said yes to one of those questions then this .
- Personal Activity Monitorfree
- Arkadiusz Benedykt
- Freeware (Free)
- 1.06 Mb
- Win All
ActivityMonitor Pro runs hidden in the background to secretly record keystrokes typed, passwords entered, websites visited, applications/files used and takes screenshots of the activities.
- activitymonitorpro.zip
- Activity Monitor
- Shareware ($37.97)
- 1008 Kb
- Win2000, Win7 x32, Win7 x64, WinOther, WinServer, WinVista, WinVista x64, WinXP, Other
Ultimate invisible and undetectable easy-to-use monitoring tool. PC Activity Monitor Professional (PC Acme Professional) is designed for monitoring user's PC activity. PC Acme Professional works under Windows 2000/XP operating systems.
- pca_prof.zip
- Global InformationTechnology (UK) Ltd
- Shareware ($112.46)
- 2.9 Mb
- WinXP
You can find the Activity Monitor on your Mac in the /Applications/Utilities folder. The main window lists all the apps and processes currently running on your Mac. You'll notice the order jumps.
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There are a lot of great things Google has brought to the table over the years, including Search, Maps, and the Google Pixel smartphone (its cameras, anyway). Unfortunately, it's also an apex predator often accused of mining and collecting personal data in questionable ways.
A case in point is the GoogleSoftwareUpdate.app file that gets installed on Macs in the presence of Google apps such as Chrome and Google Earth.
First discovered by Wireda decade ago, the pesky file runs in the background and supports software patching and updating. Unfortunately, it also grabs your computer's hardware information, usage frequency, the number of active profiles on your computer, and more.
Recently, it's been rearing its ugly head again with the update to macOS Catalina. With the new Catalina security settings in place, updaters you may not have even known were there are being spotlighted, asking if you're OK with what they're doing. The first time you open Chrome on your Mac, you may see a notification asking if you want to run GoogleSoftwareUpdater.app, noting that Google installed it at a previous time. If you click 'OK,' you're back to what you've always been doing. If you click 'Cancel,' you have a new set of annoyances to deal with.
The folks over at E-Thinkers say what Google claims the file does is 'harmless.' However, because of how it's been designed, it 'behaves like a malware.'
What will you think if I'm telling you that there is a piece of software that:
- it installs in your computer without explicit asking for your permission, nor giving the options to decline it;
- it frequently sending data back to Google without your knowledge;
- it can't be configured via a settings menu;
- there is no uninstallation tool for you;
- and it will re-install by itself if you delete it.'
I would agree, which is why removing GoogleSoftwareUpdate.app permanently might be the best course of action for most Mac users. However, because the tool's main objective is to automatically update Google software in the background, a better solution might be to change how often Google can check for those updates.
Warning: This guide is for expert-level users. If you don't have a comfortable understanding of Terminal, low-level systems, and security, stay away. Otherwise, as a responsible adult: proceed at your own risk.
Confirming GoogleSoftwareUpdate.app
Before attempting to delete or adjust the Google file, you should confirm its existence on your computer. Hint: If you have a Google product installed, it's almost certainly there somewhere!
E-Tinkers first published each of the following steps in January 2018. Apparent changes made by Google required an update released in July 2019.
To confirm GoogleSoftwareUpdate.app is installed, you'll need to bring up Terminal.
- Selection Go on the Mac toolbar.
- Choose Utilities.
Click Terminal.
- Type of the following command syntax:
defaults read com.google.Keystone.Agent.plist. Hit Return. You should see a screen like the following; if you don't, the file isn't installed:
Source: E-Tinkers
Adjusting how often GoogleSoftwareUpdate.app runs
In the screenshot above, note the checkInternal setting. This shows how often Google checks your computer for software updates in seconds. In the example above, Google checks every five hours (3,600 x 5 = 18,000 seconds) by default. You can adjust this time by changing it using Terminal. By changing how often the updater check for software updates, you can continue to use your Google apps, but only run it once in a while.
- Selection Go on the Mac toolbar.
- Choose Utilities.
Click Terminal.
Type of the following command syntax:
defaults write com.google.Keystone.Agent checkInterval 604800where the check now happens every 24 hours.
If you change the checkInternal to 0, Google's no longer sending data, which E-Tinkers rightly notes is sufficient for most users.
For those who don't like how Google uses the GoogleSoftwareUpdate.app on Mac, uninstalling might be the best option.
To uninstall GoogleSoftwareUpdate.app
You can disable GoogleSoftwareUpdate.app by using the command syntax: sudo rm -R ~/Library/Google/GoogleSoftwareUpdate/. Unfortunately, with this solution, it will quickly return if you once again run a Google app on your Mac.
Because of this, you need to take different steps to uninstall the app. These steps will prevent Google apps from reinstalling the update again by creating a dummy file with the same name:
- Selection Go on the Mac toolbar.
- Choose Utilities.
Click Terminal.
Type of the following command syntax:
sudo touch ~/Library/Google/GoogleSoftwareUpdatesudo chmod 444 ~/Library/Google/GoogleSoftwareUpdate
One final step
In July, E-Tinkers determined Google had changed a setting so GoogleSoftwareUpdate.app would install on the global level on a Mac if a user deleted it at the user level. Therefore, you should also run this command in Terminal:
sudo touch /Library/Google/GoogleSoftwareUpdate
sudo chmod 444 /Library/Google/GoogleSoftwareUpdate
Is GoogleSoftwareUpdate.app really gone?
To confirm the Google app is now removed from your computer:
- Launch Google Chome.
Type
chrome://helpin the URL. You should see the following:
It's light's out for GoogleSoftwareUpdate.app on your computer!
What about updates?
If you want to update a Google app on your Mac after following the steps above, you'll need to delete it, then install it again from the Google website. You'll once again need to delete GoogleSoftwareUpdate.app after doing so, however.
Any questions?
Let us know if you have any questions about the steps offered in this post below.
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