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TO Tripredacus: hahahahahah sorry for the title. But it's for attracting people to see what is this Yes it's a web-based email, it's not an outlook or something like it. thanks a lot for the information you gave to me To iamtheky: May be it's a real reason .... but this means that it's Random. you mean that Hackers find the victim randomly not looking for specific email. Thank you too Friends: I searched a lot in the internet and I found many ways to hack an email ... most of them are fake like "you have to send an email to the yahoo server for example and the email body containing victim email, your email and your password. actually i don't know is it fake or not but this is what I think. another ways is by using some programs to monitor the victim PC but you need to be on the victim real PC .... so my mind stopped working while thinking how they can do this stuff remotely. I have another question ... what is Ethical Hacker? thanks in advance

Hi all, I just received an e-mail from one of my friends which contain a link for a website, the website is for selling some products with cheep prices, And I was talking to this friend telling him about the e-mail he had send. He said "It's a fake one I didn't send any e-mails such that", He also received this e-mail from his own account because his e-mail is already added to his contacts. I mean that someone hacked his e-mail account and sent this e-mail to all of his contacts, Now I'd like to know: 1- How this one can hack an e-mail? How he can know the password or crack the account? 2- And How to protect my self from such hack?

Yes I already moved these 2 files in 2 different save places, but for sorry in a place that I know ..... lol. A GOOD NEWS :D : After I deleted these two files I can now create the Recovery Discs... finally I have a set of my Laptop Recovery Disc. . this method works Thanks iamtheky So much. Thanks jaclaz so much. Thank you all Guys in advance. With all my Regards and Appreciation for help.

I already faced a problem like this before 2 times. First time. It was a Dell laptop, when I pressed the start button, It gave me the dell logo then a black screen ... can't go to windows or even to Bios .. no F2 no del no options at all. I just removed the external Battery and the Bios Battery as well, and then I turned the Laptop on ...Then the laptop works and still working very well . (don't forget to return the Bios battery back to it's place). B) Second time. It was a Desktop PC ..when I turned it on, nothing but the CPU fan operated, even the monitor there wasn't any signal. I tried every thing you can imagine, I replaced every part of the computer to test it except the motherboard, unfortunately nothing happened. Something may helps you to know if the motherboard is bad or not, As I did in my case, Is to remove the CPU fan then start the PC and put your finger on the CPU and notice if the CPU temperature increases or not, If not, This means that there is not enough power going to the CPU to wake it up. so you have to replace the motherboard, this is what happened with my fiend's PC . NOTE: If the CPU temperature increased(this is the normal and should happen in any computer), you should immediately unplug the power cable(cut the power) to save the CPU from burning , and then return the CPU fan back. Thats all I hope it helps Good luck

Sorry for my late response, I was outside the city last days To jaclaz, . Yes I know it's stupid thing to do something you know it will not success but when you have no hope to solve a problem, you may do the thing twice hoping to succeed in the second try, In my case one of the guesses is that may be a problem with the recovery Disc creation program, so may it works with HP USB Recovery Flash Disk Utility anyway it doesn't work I mean Unfortunately hahahahahaha =)) . Thank you jaclaz . To iamtheky, I will try this method and give you the feedback. I already found that two files hpdrcu.prc. thanks in advance.

Thanks so much for the fast response and reply The fist suggestion, I didn't get the point because some sites are temp. unavailable but I think it will not work, Because as you said it's related to an old HP recovery system. I agree with you,jaclaz "Of course it is not actually worth the time for it, but a new class action against this crappy behaviour wouldn't be so bad as I see it" About the alternative method using 16 GB USB flash stick, I tried this method and unfortunately I have got an error message "the recovery media for your system has been created before. please press cancel to exit the program". In the same web page: http://h10025.www1.h...product=4110062 One of the common problems that if "The recovery media for your system has been created before" the solution is: If the notebook was previously owned, refer to purchasing media or place of purchase. If the notebook was not previously owned, contact HP to discuss this issue. I will try to contact HP, but unsure what they are going to do .. So please keep helping to find a way to create another set of the recovery DVDs. Thanks in advance

I have just bought a new HP Pavilion dv6-2150ee and when I tried to burn the recovery discs I received an error message: "A set of recovery discs was previously created for this computer. Only one set is allowed for each computer", although I haven't created them before . To burn another set of recovery discs I searched the internet and came up with editing\deleting the file "hpcd.sys" in both the recovery partition and in c:\Windows\SMINST\ folder, unfortunately I didn't find this files in either locations . I need to burn the recovery discs Thanks in advance