Services allow a lot of good things to happen on your system, but Rogue Services can kill your system. Rogue services come into your system under the guise of being something else. Maybe an email that you thought was from a friend, maybe an address from a Google Search, who knows, but Rogues exist because you clicked something.
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Computer security is one of the most widely discussed and hotly debated topics known to man. Want to start an internet fight? Just ask a question security software on any forum. Right after Antivirus choice in the “guaranteed to provide a lively discussion” topics list is firewalls. So, is there any REAL benefit to a firewall that provides outbound protection?
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Is there a way to make the cursor bigger in a Windows 7 system?
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Microsoft offers a complex mix of its OS — Win8 won’t make choosing any easier.
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At this moment, you’re probably satisfied with how Windows 7 runs, but you probably want to squeeze as much juice as you can out of it. Despite the improvements, the operating system still takes up resources that didn’t necessarily have to be used for normal functions. Let’s have a look at a few of those you can turn off!
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My old laptop finally died, and I need to replace it with something lighter and very portable. But it still needs to be powerful enough to handle email, web and typical office software. For someone with my requirements, would you suggest a netbook, an Ultrabook, the iPad or an Android-based tablet?
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While Microsoft announced the different editions of Windows 8 that will be available today, they also confirmed that Windows Server 8 will now be called “Windows Server 2012″ and have committed to launching it by the end of this year.
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If not for a decision by this agency millions of infected computers would have suddenly lost their internet last year with no warning.
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A slash through the padlock, the https, or the https appearing in red all mean one thing: something’s wrong. Exactly what’s wrong can vary.
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If you know how to fix a broken computer, people with broken computers think you’re some kind of god. Your friends and family will flock to you with their computer problems. While you love them and will gladly help them, you should never do it for free. Here are five very important reasons why.
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