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• I received a call from Microsoft Security Department

  Hey! I received a call from someone that they are of the Microsoft Security Department. They told me to visit www.microsoftantiscam.webs.com/support and download a program called Ammyy admin. Is it legitimate or not? They told me that they were legitimate, showing me that they knew my computer number or something.

  Quick answerr please!

  Calls unrequested telephone of this nature are almost always a common scam. Do not let them give any info, do not give access to your PC, not give them all the money and do not go to all the websites that they suggest. One moment.

  Please see:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/en-GB/security/online-privacy/avoid-phone-scams.aspx

  Microsoft issues never not solicited for phone calls of support or security.

  These types of callers can use completely fictitious names or bogusly claim to be of real companies other than Microsoft as well.

  If you have given them access to your PC and then what you do will depend on the type of information you store on it, and how to use it. Personally, I would, at a minimum:

  ·        Change all passwords that may have been compromised. Doing this on another PC you can

  have been infected and send the new password to scammers.

  ·        Make a clean (including a format) install of Windows or restore the factory State. You will lose all

  data, so back to a separate drive. If you do not feel confident to do this to go

  professional/expert help.

  ·        Check the above return for viruses using at least two independent analysers of up-to-date antivirus.

  ·        Tell your bank, credit card companies, etc., what happened.

  ·        Watch for suspicious charges/payments on your credit cards and lodging.

  ·        Watch your e-mail accounts for any suspicious activity.

  ·        Consider to tell the local police / authorities.

• Call anti-piracy

  I received a call from someone with a heavy accent, stating that he was calling from Windows and I wanted to protect my computer from hackers by installing a software anti-piracy.  He had me to download files from www.ammyy.com and remote access to my computer.  After running through the directories on my C drive, he asked the name of my Bank.  I give him the name of my Bank, but if my computer has been hacked?

  Calls unrequested telephone of this nature are almost always a common scam. In the future, do not make them give any info, do not give access to your PC, not give them all the money and do not go to all the websites that they suggest. One moment.

  Please see:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/en-GB/security/online-privacy/avoid-phone-scams.aspx

  Microsoft issues never not solicited for phone calls of support or security.

  These types of callers can use completely fictitious names or bogusly claim to be of real companies other than Microsoft as well.

  If you have given them access to your PC then what you do will depend on the type of information you store on it, and how to use it. Personally, I would, at a minimum:

  ·        Change all passwords that may have been compromised. Doing this on another PC you can

  have been infected and send the new password to scammers.

  ·        Make a clean (including a format) install of Windows or restore to factory condition *. You will lose all

  data, so back to a separate drive. If you do not feel confident to do this to go

  professional/expert help.

  ·        Check the above return for viruses using at least two independent analysers of up-to-date antivirus

  (only to install a scanner in real-time, however).

  ·        Tell your bank, credit card companies, etc., what happened.

  ·        Watch for suspicious charges/payments on your credit cards and lodging.

  ·        Watch your e-mail accounts for any suspicious activity.

  ·        Consider to tell the local police / authorities.

  ·        With the main exception of cleaning your PC, a large part of what you need to do is common sense

  kind of things. Think how the villain could take advantage of all that was on your PC and to take measures to

  fight against it.

  * Some people recommend less drastic measures involving controls standard antimalware. The choice is yours - it's a question of confidence in the security of your system.

• I think I was scammed in a telephone call

  This happened to me, but I stupidly fell for her, and they had access to my computer until they mentioned the part that my windows operating system warranty was expired and that I had to renew here for problems with my computer fixed, that I had never heard before and ask about this until it will dawn on me that it was a scam , my question is they had access to my computer and I need advice on what to do if they are able to hack my password, the bank & credit card details. THANKS IN ADVANCE FOR ANY HELP IN THIS MATTER.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-security/have-i-been-scammed-got-a-call-from-Windows-saying/a9fd8c4a-ea01-4FA9-bd8e-20e632359b09 >

  Since you have given them access to your PC then your security has probably been compromised somehow. What you do will depend on the type of information you store on your PC and how to use it. Personally, I would, at a minimum:

  ·        Change all passwords that may have been compromised. Doing this on another PC you can

  have been infected and send the new password to scammers.

  ·        Make a clean (including a format) install of Windows or restore the factory State. You will lose all

  data, so back to a separate drive. If you do not feel confident to do this to go

  professional/expert help.

  ·        Check the above return for viruses using at least two independent analysers of up-to-date antivirus

  (only to install a scanner in real-time, however).

  ·        Tell your bank, credit card companies, etc., what happened as aprropriate.

  ·        Watch for suspicious charges/payments on your credit cards and lodging.

  ·        Watch your emails and other accounts for any activity suspicious.

  ·        Consider to tell the local police / authorities.

  ·        With the main exception of cleaning your PC, a large part of what you need to do is common sense

  kind of things. Think how the villain could take advantage of all that was on your PC and to take measures to

  fight against it.

• WHY APPLE DOESEN'T SEND AN EMAIL ABOUT A CHARGE PENDING TO DOUBLE-CHECK A CREDIT CARD

  So I download an app from Wal-Mart, and I have not anything bought on iTunes in a while, if I have $17.07 to credit. I noticed a "pending" charge of $1.00 and think someone's trying to see if the account will accept the charge pending in order to come back and 'buy' something bigger. So, I call Discover and report any suspicious activity, and cancel us the credit card! I then called the phone number on the charge waiting to see if iTune can tell me who are the load, only to get a recording to go to the web site.  What I did.  Nothing on the web site indicates that Apple will send you from time to time pending charge to CHECK a credit card that has not been used! I got Apple Support call me and they told me it! WHY IS THERE NO EMAIL SENT TO THE ADDRESS ON FILE TO EXPLAIN THAT?

  It's normal...  Apple places hold a $1 authorization, but you will be refunded within two to three business days.

  Any payment holds card authorization in the iTunes Store - Apple Support

  I noticed a "pending" charge of $1.00 and think someone's trying to see if the account will accept the charge pending in order to come back and 'buy' something bigger.

  It is simply a waiting for permission. Nothing more.

• charged for the purchase, that I don't have them they

  I recently received an invoice by e-mail to Apple for an article that I did not order or purchase. So, I think that my apple account has been compromised.

  I have now changed my password and completed the form 'Cancel and manage subscriptions' but I have not received an email back from Apple about the cancellation of this order.

  Can someone help me find a way to ensure that this purchase not approved is cancelled my account while I am not charged for something that I have not bought?

  Also if there are other forms or a person / group I have to contact in particular with regard to my compromised account I you would be very grateful if someone could let me know.

  Thank you very much in advance for your help

  Camgirl2

  What 'form' have you completed? It is likely to have been a phishing e-mail trying to get the details of your account and payment and not Apple.

  Phishing and similar e-mail: Phishing and other suspicious emails

  The phishing emails: identifying fraudulent "phishing" email - Apple Support

  ITunes real e-mails: identification of legitimate on the iTunes Store - Apple Support emails

  View the purchase history of your account: view the history of your purchases from the iTunes Store - Apple Support

  If it is a real e-mail and it shows on the purchase of your account history, and no one else has access to your account or computers/devices, please contact iTunes Support: https://support.apple.com/contact . And change the password of your http://appleid.apple.com account (which is how you already changed it?) - after changing: what to do when you have changed your Apple ID email address or password - Apple support.

  If it is a phishing e-mail you send to Apple: [email protected] and then delete him.

• Battery drains after 20 minutes on a full charge

  My iPad Air first generation is having problems with the battery. After I fully charge the device at 100% the percentage will remain the same for about 15 minutes before going down to 20% before closing in on itself after 20 total minutes of usage time. I never downloaded anything or access anything that was suspicious and I only use app store apps. It happened for about 6 months and its very frustrating.

  Try to download the app from the battery life which is available for free on the App Store. Check the battery with it and if defective, schedule an appointment in an Apple store for eventual replacement.

  If your device does not load, try the procedure described in this article from Apple:

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201569

• Replacement for HP Chromebook 14-q010dx charger?

  Any suggestions on where to buy a replacement for a HP 14-q010dx Chromebook charger? Product # F2E142A.

  I bought a universal computer charger laptop iGO, who was supposed to work with any laptop (all kinds of different "stuff" to plug into the computer), but none of the advice to adapt the Chromebook.

  The HP site doesn't sell chargers for their Chomebooks as far as I could tell (I tried several ways).

  Amazon.com has a Pwr +® 12 ft 90W AC adapter laptop laptop charger for HP Chromebook 14 - q series but whereas it specifies "14-q049WM" it does not mention "14-q010dx", which makes me suspicious. It's $24,90 + $3.99 S & H = $28,89 for delivery the next day (I have Amazon Prime, which reduces the shipping cost).

  Amazon has also a replacement adapter cord for Pc/computer Hp Chromebook MSN: 14-q010dx by Thor Ultratek for 13,98 $5.49 + shipping costs. Ships from and sold by ElectronicExpert. Estimated delivery date: January 5-8. No expedited shipping available. Since I was only 2.5 hours left on my battery, I'd rather have something faster.

  Any ideas?

  Thank you!

  Mark

  I found one that works at Best Buy:

  Cell phone charger universal insignia (NS-PWLC591)

  Mark

• On the charge of

  Well, I just want know is it ok or never occur with any who, whenever I put my phone on pricing, then during the load after 20 minutes or so back phone gets warm or lukewarm and I always charge my phone with the original I have phone charger only.

  Hello

  It may be normal for your iPhone to become warm when charging. Outside acts as a surface for cooling, heat transfer inside the camera of the iPhone to the cooler air outside.

  Don't forget to follow all Apple security and handling guidelines, including:

  • Keep the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch in acceptable operating temperatures - Apple Support
  • http://help.Apple.com/iPhone/10/#/iphbbe12ba1

  If you fear that your iPhone gets hotter it should do, I suggest you contact Apple technical support or visit a Genius Bar or the service provider authorized Apple in order to have your iPhone and power accessories audited and, if recommended by Apple, served:

  • Contact - Support official Apple
  • https://Twitter.com/applesupport
  • http://www.Apple.com/retail/Geniusbar/

• 13-inch early 2011 macbook pro. light green mag extremely shoddy security cordon, macbook pro stopped charging bought new magsafe. and the led does not illuminate or strings. SMC reset now mac does not recognize battery. unplugged

  13-inch early 2011 macbook pro. light green mag extremely shoddy security cordon, macbook pro stopped charging bought new magsafe. and the led does not illuminate or strings. SMC reset now mac does not recognize battery. disconnected the battery and security cordon mag, maintained hold button / stop for 5 seconds, nothing. Another SMC reset and it is the only way Mac powered on that she has no back light for the keyboard and the fan works on high all the time, please can someone HELP, thanks.

  This is the Office Mac Pro forum. I asked that your post be moved to the MacBook Pro laptop forum.

• Mac book pro charger adapter

  I have a Macbookpro bought in May 2010 and need a new charger adapter. I need to know what adapter I need. I tried to read the table, but it was only in 2012. If someone knows that it would be useful to feet!

  Find the right adapter cord for your Mac laptop and sector

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201700

  

• iPad no charging current

  Two of my iPads suddenly started poster "do not load" in the upper right corner recently.  A mini iPad 2 that was barely 1 month began to do this two days after hanging to a charger for the afternoon, and just tonight, I opened my iPad Air until you find that is now doing the same thing.

  Both of the iPads are plugged to wall Chargers using the charger and the cable supplied with the iPad.  We have several devices Apple here in the House, so I made sure that the iPad 12W charger is used.  I also tried to hang the iPads up to different Chargers with the same result.  Other iPad and iPhone load fine on all our Chargers.

  I tried to do a full reset on the iPad mini and has no effect.  At the end of the day, I went back to Costco, thinking it was defective, only to now find my iPad Air which I had for about a year is the same thing.  This cannot be a coincidence.

  We had no problem with these iPads until the upgrade to iOS 10.  I upgraded the iPad iOS 10 mini and the problem started occurring about a day later.  My iPad that air has fonctionnee iOS 10 for almost 2 weeks now, I think, and it just started tonight.

  There seems to be a problem with iOS10. Just going by the threads on this forum, Apple seems to have changed the minimum acceptable input power.

  It doesn't seem to be much users can do but wait for a fix.

  Even though it says not charging, let it set out with the screen and see if it is supported.

• MacBook Air 11 '' does not turn on or charge

  So here's my problem, I was using the macbook and I decided to close it and then fell asleep. On the next day, I opened it and try to use it, but he never responded. I thought that the battery is dead so I plugged in the charger and discover that the light never went. I was scared so I watched some videos about it and found that I just need to disconnect the battery, turn on without the battery but the charger plugged in, and close it down and put the battery, but who did not work at all. I also discovered that the charger light would come if I just used the charger on another macbook, any ideas on what to do?

  PD: Sorry if I have errors of grammar, I'm not a native English speaker

  Hello

  Your grammar is very good!

  Try the troubleshooting steps in this article to support > If your Mac will not turn on - Apple Support

• USB charger - 29W C - compatibility with 12.9 "iPad Pro

  I'm looking for an answer as to if the USB - C 29W charger is compatible with the iPad to 12.9 "Pro. I know this question has been asked and answered by the communities in the past, but when I went to the Apple Store to buy the charger today, the staff told me that the charger could damage my battery over time. I then started a support chat session to confirm the answer and the representative said (and I quote) "If 2 people advised me not to do something, I would not even waste my time." We could care less if you want to damage your unit. »

  First of all, I never got a rude responses to Apple, so it was a surprise. Secondly, I really just trying to get an answer to the question. Can anyone (especially Apple) help out me? Thank you!

  If it is not in the specs of the iPad, you're crazy to use it. The Chargers are cheap, the iPad is not.

  Barry

• Is it dangerous if I charge my iphone 5s all night?

  Is it dangerous if I charge my iphone 5s all night?

  N ° actually, it has some advantages. If your phone is plugged in, connected to WiFi and the screen is locked, it will automatically save on iCloud. And it will be fully charged and ready to go in the morning.