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• Chinajohn 1,190 Posts

  Sun, Apr 13 2014 7:12 PM

  Silverfox11407:

  Personally i dont play for credits and enjoy the game simply for the fun with the friends i have made here using the chatbox and skype. 

  However IMO it is quite simple to inspect another persons PC for cheat software if the suspect grants you remote access to his or her PC. If they dont then that pretty much tells you they have something to hide. I willingly will let WGT or any person gain remote access to my computer with the below program and there are many more apps that allow the same.

  After gaining access to the other persons PC i can check what programs or apps are intially installed and also what apps have been installed and now un-installed from that persons PC.

  Obviously alot of folks dont want someone else poking around in there personal files but i have all my personal data like IRS returns, Banking data, and Social Security numbers stored on thumbdrives.   

  Nothing to hide here , but of course this is just my opinion worth 2 cents:

  http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/help-computer-problem-windows-remote-assistance#1TC=windows-7

  Regards, Ron

  And while they're there they can download personal pictures, perhaps private information, utility bills to enable them to steal your identity, or even credit card bills that would enable them to use your Credit Card!

  Sorry I'd rather pull my nuts off with a spanner!

• Silverfox11407 26 Posts

  Sun, Apr 13 2014 7:31 PM

  When a person grants you remote access you are also sitting in front of your PC watching the persons every move and location he or she is accessing on your PC. Sounds like you obviously have never performed this operation before so i surely can understand your concerns. But whatever file page, document, picture files, etc. they are able to see, you know exactly what they are doing since they are moving the mouse and not you. You can cease the remote access at any time on your end. I have gained permissable remote access many times to family & friends computers to troubleshoot and make software repair changes to resolve their PC issues. I am always on the telephone simultaenously with the person chatting. So yes your right that you should never give remote access if you wont be watching your monitor while the other person is sifting through your files i agree.

  I would have absolutely no problem finding a software cheat  program in another persons PC with this permissable remote access feature. Or if one had been previously un-installed. 

   

  Regards, Ron

• tandemplumbing 224 Posts

  Sun, Apr 13 2014 9:16 PM

    hello  ron    now   lets  talk about  having  a  poke around your  computer    with a average   like yours 52.50 and saying stuff like this  dont you  think  what everyone else  is say cmon   pal  and  only  been   on  here for a short time  and also  have a few  police  members  in  the family  im sure youv  gained access to  a few  programs  of your  own  sorry  ron  but  i think posting stuff like this looks  bad  on  you  stan  tandem  heights 

• Knockitoff 79 Posts

  Sun, Apr 13 2014 10:02 PM

  I skimmed through 37 pages of ego.  Glad you all have to $$ to do it.  Those that seek such extreme (assumed) need for the pat on the back, you are not thinking clearly.

• Silverfox11407 26 Posts

  Sun, Apr 13 2014 10:33 PM

  LMAO,  Stan anytime WGT,  you, or anyone else want to have access to my PC, or even hire a forensic tech to inspect its harddrive & custom restore files for any cheat program, your more then welcome. My post here was simply to explain how easy it really is to find out if folks that are suspected of cheating can prove they are not. 

  Having a long line of family members in Law Enforcement has no bearing on gaining access to software programs, so i fail to comprehend your statement in that regard. Most every major L.E. jurisdiction employ and train investigators to inspect ceased computers for multitudes of various criminal activity or files, but they have to actually have the PC in their possesion to install the forensic programs.

  A person giving you or me permission to merely gain remote assistance access does not allow the  installation of anything. It only allows visible access to the registry and other pertinent locations to see what is on the persons PC. No document files, pictures, etc. etc. need to be looked at.   After you give the permission to the other party you are watching everything that person is doing on your PC through your own monitor. If they attempt to access any file or location you feel uncomfortable with you can simply end the remote session.

  Below is a quick simplistic guide of the Microsoft Maintenance tool employed in Windows 7 everyone has available to use:

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaODe1u3Sag

  As i already mentioned in my initial post above i do not play for credits and have no intention to ever do so and the reason i wont is certainly not due to the lack of funds.

  Although i have never accused any single individual registered here of using a cheat program hopefully i have not opened up a can of worms that smell bad to certain folks.

  Regards, Ron

   

   

• YankeeJim 25,827 Posts

  Sun, Apr 13 2014 10:45 PM

  tandemplumbing:

   now   lets  talk about  having  a  poke around your  computer    with a average   like yours 52.50 and saying stuff like this  dont you  think  what everyone else  is say cmon   pal  and  only  been   on  here for a short time

  LOL. No threat there, Stan. That's a set up your own CC tournament at BPB average. It's all he plays.  :-)

• micheldess 819 Posts

  Sun, Apr 13 2014 11:20 PM

  Cheat is all over the place

   I just see  in a bracket a player level 90, tour pro scoring under 60 all the time.  Winning ready go and bracket beating in a bracket  a tour legend , taking  the advantage of the short tee and certainly multi account. I   can't   write his name (we can't). 

• pb1711 1,183 Posts

  Sun, Apr 13 2014 11:22 PM

  YankeeJim:

  LOL. No threat there, Stan. That's a set up your own CC tournament at BPB average. It's all he plays.  :-)

  Yep, now that's a BS average if I've ever seen one. A 52 ave, but when you look at best scores on various courses, you see between 63-72, give us a break with that crap.

• geraldlarousse 1,986 Posts

  Sun, Apr 13 2014 11:31 PM

  pb1711:

  YankeeJim:

  LOL. No threat there, Stan. That's a set up your own CC tournament at BPB average. It's all he plays.  :-)

  Yep, now that's a BS average if I've ever seen one. A 52 ave, but when you look at best scores on various courses, you see between 63-72, give us a break with that crap.

  I was wondering what happen to the grass in the fairways at Beth. Yup now i know what happened. Need to give that shite a break and let the grass grow back at least.

  :)

• Jimbog1964 8,378 Posts

  Sun, Apr 13 2014 11:41 PM

  micheldess:

  I just see  in a bracket a player level 90, tour pro scoring under 60 all the time.

  Well at least he should get pushed up soon, but even so I fully get the point.

  Not checked the character, but surely there should be a limit on say the level of equipment you get to use, in a given tier, to compete for credits with.  Surely that bit is low hanging fruit, and something to help??