nope. they would have to download the movie that you are sharing themselves, and then watch it. if you dont want to share a file, then either just move it out of the Limewire shares directory or there should be a button inside limewire that lets you choose if you want to share a file or not.
It shouldn't be possible, but if you're running windows and missing some patches, it is. Either way, it's unlikely. If someone hijacked your computer, the last thing they'd want to do is tip you off.
not if you don't have anything running
yes
OF COARSE!Cops just don't sit around they take action to illegal things. If you know someone who has downloaded Limewire to their computer make sure they uninstall and delete it. For the safety of you and your frinds DONT INSTALL IT!
If LimeWire is not connecting the advice from LimeWIre is: 1. Delete all versions of LimeWire, and delete your preferences directory (/Users/username/Library/Preferences/LimeWire). Delete the "install limewire" receipt from the "Macintosh HD/Library/Receipts" folder. 2. Delete all LimeWire aliases and installers from your desktop and Dock. 3. Restart your computer. 4. Redownload LimeWire You may also need to configure your Firewall settings to allow LimeWire to connect through the Firewall.
It's possible that you are; in any event you are on shaky ground. You may be helping this person to profit from the sale of someone else's property.
It Is Possible But You Would Have To Be Clever
It's theoretical possible, but not likely. But if someone managed to do this, then yes, your computer would overheat.
If you are using the Windows operating system then it is possible. If you are using Mac OS X then it is not possible.
A computer technician is someone who fixes your computer. For example, when it crashes, he is the person that removes any corrupted files affecting your computer and makes sure that it is running without defect.
Yes it is,virus' like these are called spyware and are used by hackers to spy on what you do in your computer once they enter your computer
Someone can check the amount of RAM installed in a system by checking the total indicated in kilobytes when the computer is powering on. It is also possible to see the RAM details by clicking the system properties shortcut in "my computer" if you are running a Windows system.