How To Cheat on ProProctor

No. We continuously test our software against the latest versions of ProProctor every 3 days through a continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) pipeline. Our techniques ensure that our software blends seamlessly into the array of applications running on a typical computer, making detection by ProProctor virtually impossible.

Yes, ID verification is a critical step in the ProProctor process. When you pay us to take your ProProctor test, you’ll need to physically sit in front of the computer for the test. After the identity verification is complete, we will take control of your computer to answer the exam questions, while you pretend to be taking the test.

ProProctor does not utilize AI for proctoring in production to the best of our understanding. And given the nature of AI needing vast labeled datasets, Prometric does not have sufficient data to create an AI model that can be used for this purpose. Also, given the diverse array of webcams found in most test takers' computers, the quality of video feeds range from low to medium; this makes AI-based video analysis very difficult. ProProctor does, however, have very skilled proctors and developers.

Each week on average we successfully help 100’s of test takers cheat on ProProctor exams. First you pay us, check your computer and we give you a time slot. You book that time slot and you send us a screenshot. On test day we connect 1 hour before the test and set up. Once the exam begins, the test taker handles the ID verification and then once the test is unlocked we take full control to answer the questions, guaranteeing a high score.

We help with a wide range of ProProctor exams but the most common ProProctor exams we help clients are for DSST/Dantes, Wound Care Nursing, Financial Regulation exams, Asset Management and other related exams, State License exams and more.

Certainly! We 100% guarantee a high score. We have a network of over 300 tutors, each rigorously vetted to ensure expertise in their respective fields. We guarantee you get a high score/pass and get the certificate or you get your money back.

Using devices like phones, headsets, or relying on online services like Chegg or ChatGPT during a ProProctor exam will likely be detected through the webcam, likely leading to the exam being canceled. Our method employs undetectable screen sharing software and involves a dedicated tutor who controls your computer discreetly, answering the questions directly in real-time. This approach not only avoids detection but also ensures fast, accurate answers, leveraging the expertise of a subject specialist tutor in real-time.

ProProctor like most proctoring applications that lock down a computer uses a variety of software methods to detect whether it is being run inside a virtual machine like VMWare, Virtualbox, Qemu or others. The intention behind this is to prevent cheating and ensure the integrity of the exam process. ProProctor uses JavaScript based libraries to analyze the computer’s hardware and software configurations. Virtual machines typically have distinct characteristics in their system files, drivers, and hardware emulation that differentiate them from physical machines. ProProctor is able to detect this. On operating systems like Windows, certain registry entries and system processes are unique to virtual environments. ProProctor is able to scan for these signs to identify if it is running in a VM. The BIOS of a virtual machine can contain identifiers that ProProctor can check to determine if the environment is virtual.

ProProctor is an online testing service provided by Prometric, a global testing and assessment services company. This platform allows candidates to take exams remotely, rather than having to be physically present at a test center. ProProctor enables candidates to take their exams from anywhere, provided they have a suitable computer setup and a reliable internet connection. To ensure the integrity of the exams, ProProctor incorporates various security measures such as secure browser technology – which locks down the test taker's computer and makes it so that other applications cannot be used by the test taker, real-time monitoring by a human proctor, and identity verification processes.

ProProctor from Prometric provides a remote proctoring service that enables candidates to take exams securely from a remote location, typically from a test taker's home. Before the exam, candidates must ensure that their computer meets the necessary technical requirements, which usually include a compatible operating system, a working webcam, microphone, and a stable internet connection. Candidates can schedule their exam for a time that suits them, provided there are slots available. This flexibility helps accommodate candidates in different time zones and with varying schedules. ProProctor exams are not available to be taken over the weekend. On the day of the exam, candidates go through a secure check-in process. This typically involves: Identity proofing: Candidates must present valid identification, such as a government-issued ID. Room scan: Using the webcam, candidates are required to provide a 360-degree view of the room to ensure there are no prohibited items or potential sources of exam compromise. Once identity and environmental checks are completed, the exam is launched in a controlled interface that restricts the ability to navigate away from the test or use unauthorized software and resources. Throughout the exam, a human proctor, supported by technology, monitors the candidate via webcam, screen recording and microphone.

Remotely proctored exams are exams in which someone monitors you while you take the test from home. Typically using a computer with a webcam and other necessary hardware, rather than in a traditional exam room setting with an in-person proctor. This approach allows candidates to take exams from any location, while ensuring cheating is kept to a minimum. The software typically provides live or recorded video and audio feeds, which are monitored either by live proctors (humans) to detect suspicious behaviors. To prevent candidates from browsing the internet or accessing other applications during the exam, many remote proctoring services use browser locking features. ProProctor specifically does this.

To fix this issue on a MacOS computer, first make sure you’re running a compatible version of MacOS, then navigate to "Security & Privacy" > "General", click the lock icon to make changes, and select "App Store and identified developers". Click "Open Anyway". Then open the ProProctor dmg file again and drag the app into the Applications folder and try to open it again.