I don’t think I’ve ever seen as much to do about nothing as I’ve seen recently over Google’s decision to combine all their separate privacy policies into one. And then there’s the flap over cookies. Cookies can’t identify you personally – no matter what you have read – it isn’t true. They only way a cookie could be… Read More »
This tip is for Windows XP through Windows 8 OK, if you’re like us, you install and uninstall a lot of stuff. Come on, admit it. We know you do! And if you’re like us, you wish you had a more convenient way of accessing Control Panel’s Add or Remove Programs applet. Right? You know, you have to… Read More »
Cheryl asks about a new PC Hello EB & TC, I’m in the market for a new computer but before I buy, I know you used to post in the Premium Newsletter about what to look for, etc., before making that decision. Will all the new fancy things that computers do and the new processors, etc., I thought… Read More »
Several months ago we were one of the first newsletters to report that Microsoft would add a start button and a user option to boot to the desktop in Windows 8 instead of the “Start Screen” (The screen that looks like it belongs on a smart phone.). Yesterday, it appears the rest of the world caught up with… Read More »
Emily wonders what will happen to her Windows XP computer after April 8, 2014 if she doesn’t upgrade I am one of those dedicated XP users who doesn’t want to change my operating system. I don’t like Windows 7 and I really don’t like Windows 8. What will happen to my computer after April 2014. Will I really… Read More »
First, keep in mind we are discussing Windows Explorer in this article, not Internet Explorer – the infamous Web browser. Windows Explorer is the Windows file manager and also, without getting into grimy details, the Windows shell. If you wish Windows Explorer had tabs like your Web browser does, you’ll be happy to learn there’s a nifty little… Read More »