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this is impossible(i think), i mean if this is really possible you cannot break into someone else`s computer and delete or modify anything in it unless both of your computers are shared. but, if you`re using windows xp, one solution is view your network connections and on the left side of the window click on view workgroups, however this can only be done if you are really in a workgroup or you are connected to a LAN. there you can find the shared files. go delete some if you want but you can never access it`s registry, drives(unless it is also shared) or softwares.

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Peerblock perhaps?

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modem

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This was happening ...I was using vista and Avast as antivirus ...I tried disabling both firewall and avast but still giving the same error ...so I tried to serch for malware o virus with spybot and Dr wed but I could run these programs ...that was useful was to unistall avast and install a kasperky as new antivirus

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Yes...by web sites you visit, and by more invasive means such as uninvited "hosts".

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how to i see what others in the family are looking at via computer

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unplug the ethernet port duh...

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I`d love to know this... Isn`t there a way we can see what access was gained on our own network?

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Yes its possible

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