Comments by "Javier Flores" (@JJFlores197) on "40 Windows Commands you NEED to know (in 10 Minutes)" video.

  1. Nope. That's stored on Microsoft's servers. You can try an account recovery.
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  2. lol. The previous network admin at my place of work had something like that as his profile picture. It was something like: Its not DNS. It can't be DNS. It was DNS.
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  3. lmao. Doesn't work that way dude. Even if you have the IP address of the person who "misused your data", there's no way for you to magically find out their exact location. That stuff only happens in movies.
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  4. lmfao. It doesn't work that way. If the police or other alphabet agencies are up your arse, they do it covertly. What leads you to believe they're "watching you"???
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  5. 🤣🤣 I did that once. I was an IT tech intern at a local dried fruit company. I was remotely helping an employee who works in a different state I believe. I did ipconfig /release and my remote session over Teamviewer stopped. It took me a few seconds to realize why it did that. I had to call back the person and ask them if they can type in ipconfig /renew so that their computer would get a new IP address. Definitely a lesson learned.
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  6.  @MrWildoutlaw4440  There's no easy way to tell without already having working knowledge of computers and networks. You can do an IP lookup to see where that IP address is from, but the information you may find may or may not be helpful.
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  7. 🤣🤣 How so? That only renews your local IP address for your computer. Does nothing for your public IP address.
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  8. It is never DNS until it turns out it was DNS all along. lol.
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