Chrome Has a Major Vulnerability – You Need to Update Now If you use Chrome, you need to update it ASAP. To update Chrome, click on the 3 vertical dots in the top-right corner of Chrome. Then click “Help” > “About Google Chrome”. If Chrome is not up to date, it will automatically update. You’ll need… Read More »
How to Create Desktop Shortcuts on Window 11 Here’s a quick and easy way to create desktop shortcuts to programs and apps on Windows 11 Open the Start menu. Click on “All apps” When “All apps” opens, click on the app or program you want to create a desktop shortcut for and drag it to the desktop.… Read More »
How to Print a List of Installed Programs on Windows 10 and Windows 11 We had a request today from someone who was buying a new computer and wanted to know how to print a list of programs that were installed on the old computer so they would know what programs they need to install on… Read More »
My Christmas Thoughts It seems like yesterday, we were celebrating Christmas and welcoming another new year. Now the ghost of Christmas past has taken last Christmas and we have all committed it to memory. Here it is Christmastime again and the new year is now the old year and we’re all getting ready to flip a… Read More »
How to Backup Your Gmail and Google Account(s) Google has your data backed up in several locations – in modern, environmentally-controlled data centers with security as tight as Fort Knox. If you’re not from the USA, Fort Knox makes gelatin – Knox Gelatin. I’m just kidding. And the chances that Google will ever lose your data… Read More »
A Windows 11 Taskbar Primer Back in the old days, schools had primers. Now, all we have are paint primers. But in the old days, a primer (according to Wikipedia)was “a first textbook for teaching of reading, such as an alphabet book or basal reader. The word also is used more broadly to refer to any… Read More »