Does LoJack for Laptops work in the UK?
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They can track a laptop anywhere the laptop can connect to the internet.  How well they can recover it depends on local laws, which means it may vary from region to region, even inside a country.  I would still recommend it, though.  It's a much better alternative to nothing.
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http://www.pctools.com/spyware-doctor/?ref=ov_us&ovmkt=57IR54CHCE4KCS0CQP14FU5EV0&OVRAW=hijack&OVKEY=hijack&OVMTC=standard
834328
i dont live in the uk  sorry
111415
Here is an example of how to get a free laptop:\nhttp://laptops.freepay.com/?r=27988381
374402
Almost any computer store should be able to help you out. Get out your phone book. Is there a yellow pages in the UK? and look up computer stores and call them and ask if they have the card in stock. You could also try searching the internet. Check the site below.
1083575
If you are even considering this then you obviously don't care if it is or isn't stolen. You just don't want to go to jail for having it. SO....... go buy one on EBay instead and keep your record clean. P.S. Most new laptops are including tiny background programs that email manufacturers, actual owners and or police when connected to the Internet by anyone other than the owner once reported stolen. Some hard drives self even destruct! use your head!
596121
Yes but you have to hack it and illegally pirate it ;-)\n\n-- Not recommended.
154807
is the operating system from the u.s.?  if so then yes.  if not, then probably.  hard drives are all the same, but when you install the operating system you get your choice of format types (nfts, fat, fat32 etc)  i'm pretty sure those file formats are all the same in the uk but if not, you might have a problem.  what you might want to worry about is your plug.  will you need an adapter to plug your laptop in to a u.s. outlet?
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i got my laptop at sams club. payed 1300 for it tax and all. It has a gig of ram and 100gig hardrive. Its an hp and has 128mb of memory devoted to graphics. its also a widescreen KILLER FOR GAMES. It a HP Pavillion Dv4000, and it also has a remote.. so try sam's club or cosco's
795244
Of course you can , but consider the UK site first
314530
Report it to the manufacturer--- the serial number will get flagged and if the theif ever tries to upgrade software, bring it in for service, etc, it'll get captured then.  Not a whole lot you can do once it has left your office, though... realistically you will probably never see it again. You should install a tracking software to all of the remaining laptops--- different ones do different things. Some do a GPS track which may or may not be helpful (imagine trying to find that laptop in an office building in New York City! talk about needle in a haystack!) while others will destroy the computer by erasing the hard drive and frying the BIOS.
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Here is the memory you need for your laptop          Standard Memory : 128MB or 256MB (Removable)  \nMaximum Memory : 1GB  \nTotal Memory Slots : 2  \nMemory Type : 200-Pin PC2100 (266MHz) DDR SODIMM  \n \nSo the answer is yes \nThis is a UK company but if you are in the USA Im sure you will find plenty of sites that you can confirm the details\nGood Luck
847640
Have you tried this website? http://uk.computers.toshiba-europe.com/cgi-bin/ToshibaCSG/download_drivers_bios.jsp?service=UK
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I just typed in a UK location which seemed to work on mine, sorry - that's probably no help to you at all...
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Apparently you can download this type of program with a torrent program or bearshare or the like. \n\nHowever the system that can download it must have a operating system already installed, and then you would have to burn a cd which you can then use on your pc without the operating system to install it.\nAlternately you could spend around £50 and buy windows home edition and be all legit :)\n\nSo in short No to be connected to the internet with a pc it must have an operating system on it with some kind of web browser installed. (thats if you wish to read webpages and the like)
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Not in the UK. Such details are protected by Data Protection Laws.
293235
you could try making an alternate address in the uk