Thanks, I will refer back to the resucue disk documentation and also the TruCrypt forums, hopefully I can figure out what to do from there.
My theory (and hope) is that since I have gotten as far as the Windows startup recovery screen (which is a Windows feature) that I will somehow be able to...
The whole idea of a TruCrypt rescue disk is to bypass authentication and grant access to the encrypted data, which I believe I have done. The problem remains that I cannot start Windows to actually access the data without restarting the computer, which again locks down the data.
My thinking is...
I'm not sure if this is the correct place to post, so if not please let me know where is better so I can repost of appropriate.
1. My troubles started after I stupidly transported my laptop in the boot of my car. I'm presuming that the Hard drive has sustained some sort of damage. My entire...
I stupidly purchased a Windows 8 computer. Before I go through the effort of rolling it back to Windows7, does anyone recommend an encryption program compatible for Windows 8?
My computer has to be encrypted with whole disk encryption so that law enforcement or anyone else cannot get in.:cool:
I also agree with the layers method.
If you want to be completely safe, use a public internet source (such as free WiFi, public library or any unsecured network that you can find) and also use a VPN. This combination is usually safe because by the time the VPN service provider releases the...
Hi Juubv, I would love a logo graphic designed and I would very much appreciate it.
I can't PM because I have under 15 posts. Are you able to PM me with contact details?
Thanks in advance
I want to get an eCommerce website up and running in the next week or so. I have little to no programming knowledge. I need it to be compatible with as many payment methods as possible in case I need to switch sometime down the track. I'm looking at selling approx. 10 or so items, mainly...
I hear about this type of thing happening again and again.
The PayPal dispute resolution system is prejudiced and will usually take the side of the buyer (at the seller's expense). This is because PayPal are covering themselves against the possibility that the buyer will file a credit card...
You paid too much for a fake vero item. The only chance you have of making your money back it to sell them using a stealth account and hope that you don't get banned again.
I don't know about 26 countries, but I do know that this works in Australia.
In Australia, you can buy a prepaid credit card and use it to withdraw money from your PayPal account.
I don't see things quite so 'black & white' so to speak... and I don't like the "F" word being thrown around.
I am an appreciator of fine art and certain artwork motivates me to get more work done.
I'm not hurting anyone... eBay and PayPal are the real crooks :cool:.
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