My HP 2210b was stolen. Is there an anti theft function? How to get it back

In fact, this anti-theft tracking function, are all chicken ribs, you think about it, even if you know the approximate location of the computer, how do you find it, it can't be as powerful as the United States spy satellite positioning, accurate to 1 meter, even if you don't give up, you have to call the police first, let them help you find it, but I think, there are more cases than you have not been decided, it is estimated that until the police monkey year and the month of the horse, and said that it happened to be found for you, if I stole your computer, I will first disassemble it and sell it to the computer repairer, In this way, how do you prevent theft tracking, even if I don't dismantle it, take it and sell it, and the experts who repair the computer will know how to break your anti-theft at a glance, which is nothing more than software, and the integrated tracking IP device on the motherboard, people reinstall the system, see what you do,

1. HP itself does not have the function of positioning after theft, but such an effect can be achieved through software.

2. Some HP commercial notebooks support Intel anti-theft technology, you need to enable the "Intel Anti-theft" function in the security option in the BIOS; About the registration and use of Intel Anti-Theft Technology, Anti-Theft Software in order to recover your machine.

3. If you do not register an anti-theft operation such as anti-theft, you only remember the MAC address of the machine, it is recommended to contact the local public security bureau to see if they have a good way to help you find this machine.

1. HP itself does not have the function of locating after theft, but you can achieve such an effect through software.

2. Some HP commercial notebooks support Intel anti-theft technology, you need to enable the "Intel Anti-theft" function in the security option in the BIOS; Please review the registration and use of Intel Anti-Theft Technology.

3. If you do not register anti-theft operations such as Anti-theft and only remember the MAC address of the machine, it is recommended that you contact the local public security authorities to see if they have a good way to help you find your machine.

Hello, the landlord really doesn't have the ability to remotely lock the computer at present, I hope you can find the computer.

Probably not, the general brand computer will not leave a back door! Not to mention identifying your motherboard number.

Unless you ask hackers to spread Trojans, and then you slowly look for them one machine at a time. But where are you going?

Looking for a hacker?

Mobile phones and computers are the same, and the relevant equipment must be installed to track them, and the chances of retrieving them are very small. I've dropped it before.

I'm also half a computer expert.,Heh.。。 Still can't help it.

Don't be too sad!

Today's mobile phones do, but computers don't have such advanced technology.

No way, not so high-tech.

It's not such an advanced technology, is it???

No, the more functional is remote control, when 2 computers are connected to the Internet at the same time, you can send remote messages to your friends. Your friend will be able to control your computer by accepting your remote, which is mainly used when your computer is faulty, or if you can't solve the problem. You can send a remote message to your friends to help you troubleshoot or solve your problems.

If you lose your computer, this remote won't be able to help you find it.

No, it means that it can be remotely shut down or something, provided that it is networked.

The landlord should pay attention to his own safety outside in the future, and it is the first priority to manage his own property and his own safety when he goes out.

Just talk about so many things and buy a lesson... Just don't make the same mistake next time.

Generally, notebooks have two network cards, one wired network card, and one wireless If you want to find the notebook by MAC address, you must know the MAC address of your notebook's network card In Windows 2000 XP, click "Start" "Run" Enter "cmd" Enter Enter "ipconfig all" Enter.

Of course, if you have the ability to get the MAC address of the original machine, it will be easy to do, as long as the lost laptop is connected to the Internet, it will definitely leave clues in the telecom service provider, and the rest is the matter of the public security!

It can only be called to the police, and the others are not very likely.

Call the police, youth. Laptops only require very simple technology to crack the boot code. There is also no GPS positioning, so it is basically impossible to get it back. You can only rely on your dear police uncle.

The possibility of retrieving it is almost very small, and the cracking of the password is also very simple, and the notebook device is not set up with the application function of GPS positioning and retrieval like the tablet, and the system is also very simple, the only thing that can be identified is the device serial number set by the notebook manufacturer, you set the password to estimate that it is inevitable to redo the West and East, then there is no guarantee whether the original data can still be retained, there is little hope of finding a needle in a haystack, of course, it is not excluded that the extraordinary ability of the police uncle to solve the case, and find the owner along the vine. May the notebook be returned to its original owner!

If the laptop is stolen, you give it up, and the chance of getting it back is 0%. System or anything else don't think about it anymore.

The system can't get it back, if it's a notebook, as long as he doesn't delete the previous files, he can get it back.

Don't think about it, admit it! The password is tantamount to a fictitious oneself.

The password for the laptop is a joke, and the BIOS can be eliminated by discharging the battery - that's not what you asked.

The password in the system is easier to bypass, and all the data can be operated under the guidance of PE, and the reinstallation of the system is more direct and rude.

In short, setting a password has no effect on whether it can be retrieved after being stolen.

After you go in, you can see that there is time, you can move there to change the system time. Also, you can turn on the computer and use the software to sync it automatically.

You can call HP for a free consultation**, there are technical engineers who will guide you on how to operate.

Why into the bois changed. Can't you change it directly into the system?