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• A person or group has taken over my computer

  A few years ago, I downloaded accidentally malware/trojan/virus through a flash update. My internet has sent almost as much as she gets slow my computer down to ridiculous.  A few years ago I enabled hidden files and found a whole bunch of very strange file names starting with $ and extremely long numbers. For example, $NtUninstallKB2655992$.

  I looked into some of these hidden folders to find text files with a very strange, as the rectangles and something like nAuN dirty as a name in it.

  There are 39 just in my Windows folder. In addition to a folder called $hf_mig$ who has stored all my XP system updates and, perhaps, since it happened. There are 38 updates since 10/10/2012 in there. Files named something close to KB2724197 are listed in there. I guess they are updated because they have almost the same name as the updates of today that I was not allowed to install.

  Last night I started in safe mode to change the privileges on files hidden as a RECYCLER. When in safe mode, I clicked on RECYCLER to change the admin him. When he wouldn't let see who was the owner, I started to look around. In the box, there is a list of privileges to assign read/write, etc. But "special permission is grayed out. As I have gone through and created a new user for my self, I found this list of users;

  ANONYMOUS
  Authenticated users
  BATCH
  Dan (me)
  DIALUP
  Everyone
  Comments (deactivated)
  Guests
  Help Services Group (deactivated)
  Help Assistant
  INTERACTIVE
  NETWORK
  SERVICE
  SUPPORT_388945a0
  SYSTEM
  Terminal Server user
  User (has been disabled)
  Users

  I was unable to make changes when you try to remove users from this file. When I tried the error message showed a path? \C:\RECYCLER, you do not have sufficient privileges to make changes.

  Éventuellement par le biais de fouiller, j’ai pu voir le propriétaire de celui-ci, qui était de 5-1 - 5-21 - 1205666252-1506235805-1800150966-55846

  Note aside, everything first, I realized something was wrong years when I found that Audacity could not use my microphone or adjust the volume in my controls.

  So, what is with all this?

  At this point, you have to assume that all of your data and personal information on the computer is compromised.  You must ensure that your credit cards and other financial accounts have not been fraudulently used.  Use a secure computer known to replace your passwords online.  If you have already used an online credit card, call the credit card company and request a new account number (explain that your computer may have been compromised - they should treat it simply as a lost or stolen card).

  Reading this, especially the last paragraph--> http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc700813.aspx

  Contact your computer manufacturer and ask them to provide you with a way to reinstall Windows.  If they cannot help you, ask the computer lab (or a renowned local independent repair store - not a store chain) and ask them if they can re-install version authentic Windows XP for you.  They may or may not be able to do, depending on what the media available to them and that the label of certificate of authenticity of Windows XP on your computer can be read.

  Overall, it may be cheaper to purchase a new netbook.  You will not be able to get one with XP, however.  You will probably have to get used to Windows 8 or Google Chrome.

  Really, the alternative to reinstalling Windows or buy a new computer - and it is not a good alternative and is not guarantee of success - advertising interactive help in one of the specialized forums malware removal I listed before.

  Although it is technically possible that your BIOS is infected, it is very likely (unless you live in China).  A rootkit BIOS named Mebromi appeared a year or two ago, but it can only attack computers that use BIOS code produced by a specific vendor.

• How to lock my SIM card on an iPhone 5s, to prevent the use if lost or stolen?

  How to lock my SIM card on an iPhone 5s, to prevent its use if lost or stolen?

  Contact your carrier and see if they offer this service.

  It would be their service, not Apple

• Credit card was stolen. How can I pay for storage iCloud with Tunes gift card?

  Credit card was stolen. How can I pay for storage iCloud with Tunes gift card?

  Buy the card normally and wait for it to be loaded.

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• Don't buy used iPhone 4s, prechecked IMEI whicated it was NOT stolen, however I had no idea of locking Activation. I did buy and install the new sim card, but I'm locked out. New Sim Card would make a difference? Original owner cannot know

  The installation of a new Sim Card would affect the ability to unlock Remote Activation?

  I bought a used iPhone 4s, prechecked IMEI number, which indicated that it was not stolen, but I had no idea on the lock activation. Former owner is willing to work, but can't figure out what to do (I emailed the help pages Apple), would be the fact that I have installed the Sim Card have affected something

  Locking activation is a feature of security built into iOS. Please seethis support document to learn more about locking Activation.

  My suggestion would be to contact the original owner and ask him to enter the identifier Apple and password so that you can disable find my iPhone.

  I hope this helps.

• Cannot start applications after the stolen credit card

  My credit card was stolen and cancelled. I'll probably get a new card tomorrow. Unfortunately I was not aware of the rejected payment my subscription to Adobe.  Although, if I check my online account, it says I need to update my payment information with my new credit card details or my subbscription stop at funtionning on 3 June. Unfortunately, this information was false. Today, May 9, my apps stop functioning. I am unable to continue working on my video projects.

  Is there a way to access my request, while I'm waiting for a new credit card? 50% chance I can update paying info tomorrow, 90% I can update Monday (Bank holliday gives unpredictable delays for a new credit card)

  I'm sorry to hear your credit card and we understand it takes lost time to get a replacement. When you receive your new card, you can update your account information. Instructions to be found in the following document: http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/membership-subscription-troubleshooting-creative-cloud.html

  However, to solve your problem in the interim, you will need to contact Adobe Support. If you open the link above, you will see a Chat option at the bottom of the document. Click on this button. The agent will be the best person to figure out what to do.

• Can my credit card information be stolen even if I already changed my apple id password?

  I have therefore been phished by a scam e-mail saying it's Apple and I bought the package of netflix. I entered my password a scam using my iphone. Then in a few minutes, I realized that it is a scam, so I changed my apple id password within 10 minutes after that. Is it possible that they already took my card information credit including credit card number (and perhaps my security code) of my apple ID? Do I still need to worry? Is it still possible for hackers to use my credit card? Thanks and sorry if I have bad English.

  That part of your card number must display on the screen of your account payment details, and the security code should not show at all (it does show that when you type in it). You can contact your card issuer and get it cancelled and replaced if you want 100% safe.

  That you have entered your code that you can eventually get more e-mail phishing and potentially not only iTunes, so be careful with emails you get - type in the address of the site on a browser if you want to check any account that you have a site/store, do not use links in the emails.

• Surfing the internet on my iphone, I got a pop-up message warning me that I had a virus that could be stolen my information of credit card through my webcam and call 1-844-854-6870.  I didn't call the number?

  Surfing the internet on my iphone, I received a pop-up message stating that I had a virus that could fly as well as personal information and credit card information used on the phone.  That I should call 1-844-854-6870 immediately to get the virus removed.  I didn't call the number, but rather made sure my privacy filters were ignited, powered my phone is off and connected my office here.  What should I do to make sure that I do not have a virus on my iphone?

  It's just a scam.

  Force restart our iPhone.

  Press and hold the Home and Sleep/Wake buttons for at least ten seconds, until you see the Apple logo.

  As long as you call the number or allow anyone access to your iPhone, so there is no worry for a virus.

• I know where the last call from my iphone stolen?

  I know where the last call from my iphone stolen?

  Not anyone here, not Apple. You can check with your operator if they used your SIM card, and you may have to get the police involved for the information about the location. If it was not your SIM card, you would not be able to.

• Cannot track stolen iPhone

  Hello everyone

  This is my first post on these cards, so I'm not sure I'm in the right place, but I'll give it a shot.
  Tonight my iOs iPhone 5 9 has been stolen while I was out shopping with friends. It's only when I got home, I noticed that it has disappeared from my purse. I'm relatively new to the iPhone, but I tried to find the iPhone through my iCloud account. I'm 100% sure that this option was also active on the phone itself.

  However, when I logged into my account on my computer, he has not found the phone.
  Is it possible that whoever has my phone has somehow got into it, although it has a password, deleted it and leaving me unable to find?
  I also tried to call him, but he turns automatically to voicemail. Tomorrow, I will contact my provider to block the IMEI number and report it to the police.
  But I am very worried about the person who has the phone will have now a chance to completely erase the phone so it can be found is no longer.
  Is there anything else I can do in the meantime?

  Thank you very much in advance for any help!

  Here's how FindMyiPhone works:

  1 AGFI must be active before lost and on

  2 iPhone must have Internet access (Wi - Fi cell)

  3 iPhone is not cut

  4. battery is not dead

  The thief can make no. 3.

  If iPhone has password enable and AGFI on, there is no way to that thief can recover your data.

  Activation lock is in place automatically: read here: find my iPhone Activation Lock - Apple Support

  Lost or stolen

  http://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201472

• Connect wifi for stolen iPod Touch, lost mode

  My son's iPod touch was stolen yesterday. Put us in lost mode (and communicated with the police), but my question is about the wifi connection. My thought is that there is no chance of track us, given that the iPod can not be connected to wifi, unless it is unlocked and that someone connects to it, correct? Unless the thief figures on his access code? Is there another way, the thief can access and connect? It's an iPod 5th generation Touch. I don't know what else to do at the moment, if anything. iCloud tells us just "offline."

  Thanks for the help.

  There is nothing to do except wait.

  In the meantime, I'll make sure accounts to all the online accounts (such as iTunes, credit cards, games, etc.) have their password changed. In this way, all account information is inaccessible to the thief.

• Drugged, phone stolen can add fingerprints?

  My drink was boosted just after midnight Friday in Madrid. My friends thought that I had returned to the hotel. I was found by a stranger 5 hours later. My all stolen property. I spent the next 5 hours at the police station until I could turn on "Find my iPhone" or cancel the cards. This time, the phone is off the grid. My question to the community, this is what is happening with fingerprint reader, if a person is unconscious. Obviously, they can unlock the phone and remove access to fingerprint. Can they add however their own fingerprints and therefore use their fingers to approve transactions by card or open applications as good for business? Nobody knows the answer to that? There is a built-in security that if you try to add fingerprints after the initial running it asks your password? I want to say that even to change the password it asks the old one... is this correct? Please can anyone help put my mind at rest.

  I did cancel my cards, cancel my card SIM and block the IMEI number. Change my password on social media, email and all applications that have an office opening. I'm just curious to know if anyone can put my mind at rest that I replace my phone and I would like to better understand the security.

  Thank you

  xistwithu wrote:

  My drink was boosted just after midnight Friday in Madrid. My friends thought that I had returned to the hotel. I was found by a stranger 5 hours later. My all stolen property. I spent the next 5 hours at the police station until I could turn on "Find my iPhone" or cancel the cards. This time, the phone is off the grid. My question to the community, this is what is happening with fingerprint reader, if a person is unconscious. Obviously, they can unlock the phone and remove access to fingerprint. Can they add however their own fingerprints and therefore use their fingers to approve transactions by card or open applications as good for business? Nobody knows the answer to that? There is a built-in security that if you try to add fingerprints after the initial running it asks your password? I want to say that even to change the password it asks the old one... is this correct? Please can anyone help put my mind at rest.

  I did cancel my cards, cancel my card SIM and block the IMEI number. Change my password on social media, email and all applications that have an office opening. I'm just curious to know if anyone can put my mind at rest that I replace my phone and I would like to better understand the security.

  Thank you

  they can use your fingerprint to unlock your phone, but they cannot remove it without knowing you the password of 4 to 6 digits.

  Use the ID Touch on iPhone and iPad - Apple Support

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201472

• ProBook 6570: wireless card

  my original wireless card has been stolen and I get new one its intel 3945abg and I get alert abios who says map unsupported with the model of the device

  How I can solve this problem and if I can not what's taken cards supported with my camera?

  Hello

  Geez, how could someone enter into your computer to steal the wireless card? In any case, your device supports the following cards:

  • Intel Centrino Wireless-N 2200 802.11 b/g/n (2 x 2)
  • Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6205 (2 x 2)
  • BCM943228HM4L of Broadcom 802.11 a/b/g/n WiFi Adapter (2 x 2)
  • Atheros AR9485 802.11 b/g/n WiFi Adapter (1 x 1)

  Source: http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docid=emr_na-c03370081  

  You can use only one in the list above.

  Kind regards.

• I have been deceived to give my Apple ID and password of my stolen phone. Is their ability to permanently disable this phone? -What is my Apple ID still safe?

  I have been deceived to give my Apple ID and password of my stolen phone. Is their ability to permanently disable this phone? -What is my Apple ID still safe?

  Immediately change your password Apple ID. Apple security contact. Freeze all your credit cards.

• Strategies for the recovery of a laptop once it is stolen

  Hi all.

  I don't know what software / services already exist with regard to the recovery of a stolen laptop. But I know that the consequences of a loss. If someday it happens I want to know what I could do to get this back.

  I am aware of some online services that exist to give monitoring info, but they charge an annual high, I think that I didn't need to pay. Laptops are all over the internet. So it is a freeware that I can move permanently to transmit tracking information once that this laptop stolen is connected to the internet? For example, tracking information can be sent directly to another computer, as my desktop computer at home? This information can then be passed to the application of the law.

  Perhaps there are other much better more intelligent methods, which I hope could share generous people. This will serve to avoid computer / laptop computer theft. What Toshiba himself in any software? For example, Samsung mobile phones are now built with stolen phones text alerts. If this idea can be or is it incorporated into laptops?

  Please answer.

  Hello

  In my view, it is not so easy to find the stolen laptop. AFAIK, the laptop can be tracked by MAC address (a unique identifier assigned to most network adapters or cards (NIC) network interface when you are connected to the Internet. But there are a lot of software, those can hide the real MAC address with a trick.

  I think the best solution is to be attentive and not allowing it to fly.