Hardware KeyLogger: How to Retrieve Keystrokes

1. Open up your choice of word processor. For Windows this can be Notepad, Wordpad or Microsoft Word. For Linux, this can be XEmacs.

[ typing something to test the recording ]
I am testing to see if I can read all my keystrokes typed on this machine. To view the recorded keystrokes, I type my password:

2. Type your password into the editor. The factory preset password is inside your Hardware KeyLogger shipping box. You may want to change the password after the first use to something that only you can remember and unique enough that other people cannot type this combination by accident.

3. If the password is correct, Hardware KeyLogger will generate a menu in your word processor. Hardware KeyLogger does that by simulating keystrokes into your computer. This is done without installing any software on your computer. 

Hardware KeyLogger
**by keylogger.com**
0001 of 2048 KB memory used
1 - download entire log
2 - download section log
3 - quick erase log
4 - secure erase log
5 - change password
6 - filter out keys
7 - adjust playback speed
8 - about
9 - exit
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4. Type the number '1' to start downloading the entire keystroke log. You can press any key to stop the download if you wish.

5. After download is complete, select '9' to exit the keylogger menu mode.

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