Microsoft’s free SyncToy originally appeared as part of the Windows XP PowerToys package. While most of the old XP PowerToys passed on to the big bit bucket in the sky, SyncToy has been improved quite a bit from the PowerToys days – it now comes in 32bit and 64bit flavors — so make sure you download the right… Read More »
This program isn’t a software witch that will fly around your neighborhood on a cyber-broom and cast spells on people you don’t like. If it were, I’d download this little application and cast a spell on my neighbor and make him dread his lawnmower. Maybe then he wouldn’t cut his grass six times a week and make me… Read More »
We’ve featured this program in an older edition of InfoAve Premium – but for a completely different reason. Have now had the opportunity to work with over 300 of you and helping you with your computers – we’ve had many occasions when we’ve needed to see what processes are using which files. It helps us to determine what… Read More »
Ah yes. The fervor mounts as anti-tracking cookie zealots spew their anti-tracking cookie vitriol on blogs, tech sites, newspapers, radio, and television. Why they have created a virtual army of anti-tracking-cookie haters whose paranoia can be catching. If you come down with a bad case of paranoia it can cloud your vision and blind you to really important… Read More »
Malwarebytes’ Anti-Malware For Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 Works on 32bit and 64bit versions of Windows What is it? An excellent anti-malware scanner and anti-malware remover Download size: approx 2.3 MB Windows executable (EXE) Despite its colloquial name, and regardless of the fact you probably think you’re already being inundated with anti-this’s and anti-that’s –… Read More »
I don’t know exactly what speed I’m supposed to get. I’m using RoadRunner Turbo. But when I first connected to the Internet back in 1995 — way back then – all we had was dialup. I can remember downloading freeware and panicking if the size of the file was larger than say, one megabyte. I used to figure… Read More »