Marie wants to know if she can remove old Java updates In my Add/Remove program I have 5 J2SE Runtime Environment 5.0 updates and 7 Java(TM)6 updates— update 13 has size 97.04MB and update 17 has size 90.62MB — the others have no size at all. Do I have to keep them all or can I uninstall the… Read More »
Bill’s ISP is Comcast and they’re offering all customers Norton Internet Security, free of charge I have been using Comcast for the past 3 years and overall, I’ve been happy with their service. Recently they’ve been trying to get me to “protect my computer” with Norton Internet Security, which they provide free of charge. I currently use Avast,… Read More »
One of the best new features in Windows 7 is called XP Mode. But you can only use it on Windows 7 Professional and Windows 7 Ultimate. Too bad. Most users will have Windows 7 Home Premium. But we’re going to show you how you can create a virtual Windows XP mode on your Windows 7 Home Premium… Read More »
Did you know that Microsoft includes a system reliability monitor in Windows Vista and Windows 7 that rates your computer’s reliability on a scale of 1 to 10? It shows you important details such as installations and uninstallations as well as program crashes, operating system crashes and more. It’s easy to access and to use. You can learn… Read More »
Any good hitter can tell you the secret to hitting is to keep your eye on the ball. If a hitter is distracted by the scoreboard, the fans, or even a sheet of paper blowing across the field, it’s not very likely he’s going to hit the ball. So it is with dangers you face on the Internet.… Read More »
Here’s a tip you won’t remember until you need it. But this little tip can pull you out of some serious problems. There are hundreds of new rogue security programs (also known as “scareware) on the Web, and they all follow the same M.O. Viruses, Trojans, keyloggers, spyware, and other malicious files are very dangerous, but if you’re… Read More »