It depends on the hacker.
Most hackers seek to damage, deface, or destroy the computer's normal function.
Some seek to steal credit cards, phone numbers, and mailing addresses for identity theft, spam, or fraud.
A few seek to obtain email account passwords, game passwords, IM passwords, and other passwords.
Rarely, some may seek private data such as pictures, work documents, or industry secrets (such as R&D or marketing papers).
I've never heard of a hacker attempting to steal games themselves from a PC, since games can easily be stolen by easier, less risky means.
Some also hack solely to get in- and never touch anything. Just to prove they can. This is popular to do against security personnel, administrators, and large corporations or banks due to the extreme challenge.
You can set up new employee logins on your networked computers by going to user settings, and adding users. As well, you can have your IT help you with this.
Why you hacker! No way am I going to give you!
All Cars are not the same and the locations vary. It is not likely this is why it doesn't run. Have a independent repair shop diagnose it for you.
Usually the people who use a personal computer are the people who are in that family or the people that live in that household. However if your talking about your computer and it belongs to you then your most likely going to be the only one to use it.
Most likely cause is that either your power jack is broken or your power adapter is failing, presuming that it is a laptop.
you can get a virus trough opening the email but you most likely going to get through the link
To the extent that the computer will let you use it in safe mode, yes, but likely you are going to find that many things you normally use are "not available" in safe mode.
Apparently, Chris is called Yonko because Hacker said 'I'm not going to call you Johnson any more, I'm going to call you Yonko Yentle Yinkle Yanko.' I don't really understand...
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It could harm your computer but its not likely i suggest going to a store and buying a computer fan that goes under the laptop or if its a desktop computer it will be fine. If it does break down from the over heating then its not a good computer company. One of there many focuses for a computer is to control the heat thats coming from the computer.
The engine control module can affect cylinders. But if its only a 4 cylinder, cancelling out just one out of 4 isn't likely to be a computer. Its not the most likely cause, but it is definetely possible.
Not going to tell, and I am going to report every YouTube video that tells you how to h@ck on Roblox or anything. And YouTube videos that tell you peoples' passwords.