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How to tell if someone is using their computer? [on hold]
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After reading some of the answers to a variety of questions on this site, I'm getting the feeling that my question will sound uneducated, at least if it's compared to those I consider geniuses on this site. Anyway, I would like to know if there is a way to tell if someone is logged on to their computer? For example, how can I tell if my brother is logged onto his computer when I'm using mine? My OS is Windows 8.1 and his is Windows 10. Thanks
windows-8.1
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After reading some of the answers to a variety of questions on this site, I'm getting the feeling that my question will sound uneducated, at least if it's compared to those I consider geniuses on this site. Anyway, I would like to know if there is a way to tell if someone is logged on to their computer? For example, how can I tell if my brother is logged onto his computer when I'm using mine? My OS is Windows 8.1 and his is Windows 10. Thanks
windows-8.1
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put on hold as too broad by bertieb, jonsca, Ramhound, Xen2050, Keltari 1 min ago
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Why not just look at them? There's not many details to go by here, so don't know if you're in the same room or country even
– Xen2050
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After reading some of the answers to a variety of questions on this site, I'm getting the feeling that my question will sound uneducated, at least if it's compared to those I consider geniuses on this site. Anyway, I would like to know if there is a way to tell if someone is logged on to their computer? For example, how can I tell if my brother is logged onto his computer when I'm using mine? My OS is Windows 8.1 and his is Windows 10. Thanks
windows-8.1
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After reading some of the answers to a variety of questions on this site, I'm getting the feeling that my question will sound uneducated, at least if it's compared to those I consider geniuses on this site. Anyway, I would like to know if there is a way to tell if someone is logged on to their computer? For example, how can I tell if my brother is logged onto his computer when I'm using mine? My OS is Windows 8.1 and his is Windows 10. Thanks
windows-8.1
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Why not just look at them? There's not many details to go by here, so don't know if you're in the same room or country even
– Xen2050
5 mins ago
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Why not just look at them? There's not many details to go by here, so don't know if you're in the same room or country even
– Xen2050
5 mins ago
Why not just look at them? There's not many details to go by here, so don't know if you're in the same room or country even
– Xen2050
5 mins ago
Why not just look at them? There's not many details to go by here, so don't know if you're in the same room or country even
– Xen2050
5 mins ago
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Why not just look at them? There's not many details to go by here, so don't know if you're in the same room or country even
– Xen2050
5 mins ago