A Windows Update Fix (?) For Windows 7 Users Windows Update always been a pain for Windows 7 users. It’s been a exercise in futility trying to fix it – we have published several possible fixes for the problem, including this one. But nothing seems to work all the time for all users. We think it’s a bug… Read More »
FBI Says Ransomware Will Net Criminals $1 Billion This Year //from CNN// Cyber-criminals collected $209 million in the first three months of 2016 by extorting businesses and institutions to unlock computer servers. At that rate, ransomware is on pace to be a $1 billion a year crime this year. The FBI told CNN that the number “is quite… Read More »
Account Killer – A Killer You’ll Like We’ve all done it – we get caught up in the moment and we’ve signed-up for something that sounds really cool at the time. Alas, it turns out to be not so cool and we don’t use it, or we get flooded with emails, or messages or people wanting be connect… Read More »
Chrome: About Stuff Chrome has a lot of useful About Stuff. You can get to it by typing either About: or Chrome with a simple command after it About://flags is the same as Chrome://flags…got it? But you don’t even need to type the slashes, About:Flags or Chrome:Flags works and saves you keystrokes if you’re lazy. So to use… Read More »
Take Control of System Restore We’ve heard from many of you that when you try to use System Restore you can only find one or two restore points, even when you tick the box that says “Show more restore points.” The reason for this is that Windows, by default, has set the maximum hard drive space that System… Read More »
One more thing about Windows 10 Storage There is another thing you can do with Storage that we didn’t mention, and that is that you can manage your temporary files from Windows 10 Storage too. So open Storage by going to Settings (press Windows key + i or click on the Start button and click Settings). In “Settings”… Read More »