Ask Leo: Why Outlook Express Must Die
By Leo Notenboom
Outlook Express’s day has come and gone. It’s unsupported and often loses email. I’ll explain what I think you should do instead.
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April 2011
TechBite: A Nifty Spam Tracking Trick
By Steve Bass
There’s nothing you can do to prevent a third party from
exposing your e-mail address. But there’s a handy trick to
monitor if a company you’ve given an e-mail address to is
using it to spam you. And then block it so you’ll never
see it again.
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SuperShield Video Contest
We’re asking you to make a video to help get the word out about the all new SuperShield protection technology now available with PC Matic.
We decided to start by supplying you with a video for inspiration and a link to all of the details behind the new SuperShield technology.
You do the rest…feel free to sing, dance or rap….but, please be creative!
Get Started Here
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PC Pitstop Newsletter – April 2011
- SuperShield Video Contest
- PC Pitstop Customer Service
- Mobile Tech Disappoints
- Largest Privacy Failure Ever
- Simple Boost for Win 7 Networks
- How & When to Run as Admin
- But, I’m Already the Admin…
- Stream Video to TV
- Bargain Shopping
- Tip 1 – Windows 7 Tutorials
- Tip 2 – Missing Restore Points
- Tip 3 – Disk Investigator
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Malware Minute: Fake System Defrag
Windows Restore is a fake system defragmenter, lurking on the internet intended to infect computer after computer. Scammers created Windows Restore to look like a useful PC performance enhancing tool, yet it is in fact a type of virus called a rogue.
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More of Steve Bass’s Time Wasters – April 2011
3 great new videos, witty & insightful Amazon reviewers and Blueprint.
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Windows Secrets Newsletter: Simple change pumps up Windows 7 networks
Improve your local network throughput by as much as 12% with two clicks.
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Customer Service
This past year I decided I needed to get out and get some fresh air. I had already tried golf and that was a disaster. I also decided there was no way I was going to stuff 222 lbs into a pair of flimsy nylon sport shorts, so running was out of the question. I thought about kayaking but since I live in S.W. Florida that seemed kinda like sticking a 200+ lb. meat pie in front of America’s deadliest predator, the alligator.
Dodge Retort: Mobile technology not on par with desktop
I have been on the road a couple of times this year and for all the talk of the mobile technology wonderment, it’s still considerably harder to get work done than at your desk.
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TechBite: Shopping for Bargains on the Internet
By Steve Bass
That’s this week’s main topic: The sites I regularly visit
with daily bargain-priced products, those with coupon
codes for discounts or free shipping, and the tools to
make bargain hunting easier.
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