March 27, 2013, 12:01 PM — Here are five tips on how to make sure your computer isn't being spied on by prying eyes.
1. Conduct a virus and malware scan to make sure your computer isn't infected.
2. Do a clean or repair install of Windows.
3. Secure your wireless router after resetting it.
4. Change your network.
5. Unplug or disconnect your computer.
For more, see the original article at the link below.
5 Ways to Make Sure No One is Monitoring Your Computer | Help Desk Geek
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