The most common application of a keylogger for Windows XP is as a parental control on a home computer.

If you don't know very much about keyloggers, imagine having a running log of every action performed on your computer. This is really not far fetched at all.

A keylogger for Windows XP will:

Track all internet activity, log passwords and save compressed screenshots in a log file;
Keep a log of all chat conversations, including times, dates, and amount of time spent in the conversation;
Run invisibly in the background - nothing can detect it, not a firewall, an anti virus program or an anti spyware program;
Record every single keystroke performed on your keyboard.

There are many applications for a keylogger and many situations that will make it your best investment. The main reasons people install these programs are:

1. They suspect their spouse is cheating on them and they want to know for sure.
2. They want to keep track of what their kids are doing on the computer;
3. They want to make sure their employees are being productive at work and not wasting valuable company time and resources.

Whatever your reason is, you can get a complete picture of all activity performed on your computer. You only need a minute or two to install a keylogger, and the registry keys can be renamed so that they don't identify themselves to someone snooping in the registry. A keylogger will never leave a footprint by adding a desktop icon or showing in the running processes tray.

Wondering about how to buy a keylogger... this article will give all the information you will ever need before you make your purchase. So make sure you read carefully.

A keylogger can be defined as a hardware device or software application/program, which is used to record all the real time activity of a user using a computer. This program actually keeps a log of keys pressed and sometimes is capable of taking screen shots and keeps them for the purpose of monitoring. The basic