Anti-Keylogging Recommendations?

BeeazleBub writes "A friend asked me about the best programs to detect and remove spyware/logging/monitoring software that might have been placed on her computer by a spouse. Since there are a plethora of good and bad programs out there, I thought I would ask the slashdot crew for their recommendations. What is simple, reliable and most effective? I'm sure some of you have had the same question or circumstance. (No, booting from a Linux CD is not an option for this user)."

Simple

[Bill, Shooter of Bul]

Just install a key logger of your own. Then you'll be able to see any access he's been making, including any to the keylogger he has installed.

From my own experience, Tin foil hats are good, but access to the government computers to make sure they aren't after you is more comforting to me.

Note to federal agents: I have not gained access to your computers. And you might want to change your desktop wallpaper, scantily clad women on a work computer is just begging for a lawsuit.

Why do...

[geekboy642]

Why do these moronic ask slashdot questions always rule out the one useful answer in the very question?

"A Linux live CD is not an option". Bullshit. You windows-swilling pansy, grow some balls and try Linux. It won't kill you, it won't make you gay, and it won't rape your dog. Are you terrified of being free from >99% of viruses/trojans/spyware/adware/rootkits? Is there some kind of Stockholm syndrome going on here? You LIKE it when windows beats you, don't you? You hide the bruises, that's why you always wear those sweaters.

You sick, twisted fuck.