I hit a speed bump and the front end of my car hit down really hard against it when my car came back down. I have a 2004 Ford Focus and now every time i make a right turn, there is a loud popping or clunking or thudding sound. Left turns and driving straight are ok but i am driving back home in a few days and wonder if it'll be safe enough to drive on the highway for 120 miles. I'm going to try to take it to a mechanic but i would rather do that when i get home so that i don't have to stay up in this area for any longer than i have to
Depend on what he is using If hes simply using software like Logmein or Teamviewer etc, these are easily removed to prevent further access. But if hes hacking into her computer, then she will need to run some antivirus or antispyware software to get rid of them
If it's done by someone qualified to run gas lines, then yes, depending on where your water heater is and how far it is to the garage.
Umm how does she know he is doing this? Unless she had remote desktop access turned on he can't do it unless she allowed him into her system somehow and or he is using the same connection as her. Check in control panel and make sure that RDA is NOT on. that would be the place to start. As we have no idea what operating system or other programs she has installed or how her network is set up there is no place for us other than checking RDA and doing a malware/ virus scan. Good luck. BTW email spoofing is easy.
he commited a crime report him he need to go to Jail justice /criminal/cybercri
