What’s the first thing you learned when you started to use a computer? If you think about it, the first thing you learned to do was to click things. You have to click an icon to open your email or browser. You have to click a link to go to a web page. All of us, when we… Read More »
You might be thinking that the most dangerous thing on the Internet might one of these: phishing, pharming, spyware, viruses, Trojans, worms – or any number of other things that make life unpleasant, even dangerous, on the Internet. You’d be wrong. The most dangerous thing on the Internet isn’t created by a criminal or teenage hacker – or… Read More »
As most of you know, because we keep harping about it almost every week, your accounts in the cloud are only as good as your password. No matter how much security a server provides, if your passwords are weak, all the server security in the world isn’t going to save your data – or your accounts from abuse.… Read More »
Connie has Windows 7 and wants to uninstall Windows Live Mail Can one uninstall Windows Live Mail? I thought I would try it but now I don’t feel comfortable using it. My emails go to Windows Live Mail as well as to Comcast.net, and I spend way too much time deleting them from Comcast.net, the one I haven’t… Read More »
Nadine wants to know why most Windows 7 computers are 64bit? I’m curious. Why are almost all computers sold now 64bit? What is wrong with 32bit computers? I guess I don’t understand the advantages of 64bit. If there are advantage what are they? Really appreciate you guys! Our answer Thanks, Nadine. The simple answer? Speed and power. The… Read More »
I keep telling EB that good things come in small packages, but she doesn’t believe me. Like when I sent her a Baby Ruth candy bar for Christmas, I packed it up in a small box and shipped it off to her. When she called me to thank me — um I mean scold me – she called… Read More »