Hi there.
I had a party at my place yesterday and my laptop got stolen.
Im also fairly sure who took it, but he denies it (figured he would, him being a dirtbag and all).
I tried google etc to find a way to prove this, and i ended up reading through http
/www.absolute.com/en/partners/oem/toshiba
A short while after i purchased this laptop i changed the SSD to my 240gb one and threw the 128gb one that came with the X870 into my old computer, but according to the website i just linked *Once activated, the Agent in the firmware can survive operating system re-installations, hard drive reformats and even hard drive replacements.*
I did activate the Computrace Software before switching the SSD.
So my question is, can i track this computer to see who took it?
Computrace Software activated, but SSD switched to one that didn't have this software at all. Could mention, the Intel(R) AT is disabled in BIOS.
I had a party at my place yesterday and my laptop got stolen.
Im also fairly sure who took it, but he denies it (figured he would, him being a dirtbag and all).
I tried google etc to find a way to prove this, and i ended up reading through http

A short while after i purchased this laptop i changed the SSD to my 240gb one and threw the 128gb one that came with the X870 into my old computer, but according to the website i just linked *Once activated, the Agent in the firmware can survive operating system re-installations, hard drive reformats and even hard drive replacements.*
I did activate the Computrace Software before switching the SSD.
So my question is, can i track this computer to see who took it?
Computrace Software activated, but SSD switched to one that didn't have this software at all. Could mention, the Intel(R) AT is disabled in BIOS.