With Window Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 8, the operating system is available in two different “flavors:” 32-bit and 64-bit. I’ll look at why you’ll want one over the other and how to tell which one you already have.
The Difference Between Windows 32 Bit and 64 Bit Read More »
I recently upgraded my primary desktop machine to Windows 8. I did so with some trepidation after hearing many complaints. My reaction: what’s all the fuss about?
No Need to Hate Windows 8 Read More »
So you gave your neighbors your network key – what can they see?
Dangers of Letting Neighbors Borrow Your WiFi Read More »
Traces of malware could be left in various places on a computer after a virus or spyware infection. First thing: don’t panic!
Traces of Malware Left Behind Read More »
Stop forwarding those dumb emails,,,they’re mostly bogus and known as urban legends.
Stop Forwarding Those Dumb Emails Read More »
When I visit a web site, are they able to identify my IP address? If so, how can I block them from being able to identify me?
Can a Website Identify Me? Read More »
Leo looks at the possibility that ransomware can infect other drives connected to your computer and hold you at ransom.
Can ransomware impact an external drive? Read More »
You may still be getting viruses even though you run Norton because of your own computer habits. There are a few steps to take to increase security.
Why do I still get viruses even though I run anti-virus? Read More »
Since most encryption tools are designed to encrypt collections of files, it isn’t always obvious what the best approach might be to encrypt just one. I’ll look at a couple of alternatives.
How do I encrypt a file? Read More »
Malware has come a long, long way since its origination as a benign joke or proof-of-concept.
What’s in it for the creators of malware? Read More »