LocatePC

Free Stolen Computer Recovery Software for Windows.
Set up LocatePC to send email to an address you can access without your PC. This could be a web-based email address (like Hotmail, Yahoo, Gmail, etc.), a friend`s or relative`s email address, your work or home email address, etc.
• For most of the above POP providers, when you`re setting up LocatePC, as soon as you enter the POP account email address, LocatePC will automatically enter the correct server address, port, and user name.
• LocatePC only works with SMTP servers that don`t use SSL (secure sockets layer) or SPA (secure password authentication). Compatible providers listed above don`t use either.
• Some ISPs block access to all SMTP servers except their own, and some SMTP servers only work if you`re connected to the ISP that owns the server. Either situation could prevent LocatePC from sending email. To find out if this affects you, ask your ISP/POP provider or send a test message after connecting to a different ISP.
• LocatePC doesn`t work through proxy servers, so it can`t be used on most corporate networks (it will warn you if you try to install it on a PC that uses a proxy).
• LocatePC only works if a user is logged on to the PC. That means your PC must let someone log in without a password (on XP you can create a user account without a password or enable the Guest account, and then protect your files: log in to your original account, right-click My Documents, click Properties, click Sharing, and check `Make this folder private`).
• Since LocatePC is software, it won`t work if your PC`s hard drive is bypassed. To help prevent this, some PCs can be set up in their BIOS to require a password before they`ll boot from anything other than their hard drive.