If you have a backup copy somewhere, you can recover data from that backup copy. Obviously the backup must have been made BEFORE the computer was stolen. It also helps to make those backup copies regularly, so you don't lose much data.
Otherwise - if you didn't do a recent backup - you can't do anything.
It all depends on the information you provide, if you have good information and fill out most of what they give you it will probably take about a day. If you have less information then they have to check your Internet Protocol Address and it would take about three days.
Somebody stole my account, but whenever I go to 'recover password' or 'recover account' or anything that will help it just says that I must be logged in to use this feature. I can't log in because my account was stolen!!!You can try logging on the runescape game, when it doesn't work a little thingy will pop up saying "invalid username or password" you will have two options.... 1.Forgotten your password?
Google sites allow one to start an e-portfolio that can be accessed from any internet enabled computer. After an account is registered, files can be upload to populate it.
Yes you can since you would be using a stolen credit card which would be considered theft.
I think that EA would be the best computer games company to work for.
If you bought the computer - you would know if the card you used to pay for it was stolen or not !
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Why would they report it stolen?? IF it was stolen from you, then YOU would report it stolen. The lender loaned MONEY so they will recover money(garnishment, leins, ect.) if the collateral disappears. They will eventually find where you are working and you will pay for not only the car but court fees. Do yourself a favor and give the car up it's not yours.
No. It would be insurance fraud to up to full coverage for a missing bike and then claim it was stolen. Quick ride to jail. Report it to police and you may recover it.
No. You need to have the flash drive unless you copied the files to the PC.
You do not need to contact any hacker to recovery data from a computer. If the computer is yours, use a recovery software. If the computer is someone else's and had stoled the data, this is illegal and should be delt with legally.
No, but there exist things called emulators that can be found on the internet that would allow you to play console games on a PC, however they arent always legal.
No, the only reason itunes would replace your music is if your computer got lost/stolen while being in the hands of an certified apple technician in an apple store. It's your job to back up your data not apple's job to replace it.
An individual could, of course, take possession of the vehicle but that does not mean he or she would be have a legal right of ownership.
it is possible to recover data files on a computer. you have many option to help you with this task. Altought the ways to recover can differ from one computer to an other because of the programs. some computers as directely an icon to do the task. This icon would be in the section my computer and could be design to be like an other driver. most of cumputers, when there s a lost of information will send you a recovery message when you start your competer, then you just have to follow the instruction. If these option doesn t work, than you can do a research using the key down right, and you ll have the information requirered by your computer.
Nope. In effect, you have a stolen copy of someone else's property. Microsoft did not get paid for their property. To allow you access to updates would be to allow you to continue to steal from them.
Since this is in critical mode I would not mess with it as you may further damage it. You should take it to a computer repair shop right away to see if they can recover it for you.