A browser hijacking is the practice of taking advantage of vulnerabilities in the browser (or the user) to compromise the user’s computer in a manner that would serve the interests
There’s a common myth circulating around the web: As long as a file doesn’t have an EXE (“.exe”) extension, then you can open it without having a second look. This
While on the move, you may want to keep connected to your office’s computer so you can monitor your work remotely. There are several tools that can give you remote
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It is amazing how few of us actually print anything anymore. We have tablets and mobile phones that are connected all the time. We can pull up anything we need
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When you ask for advice to fix your slow running computer (with Windows), one of the answer you will get is “defragment your hard drive“. Defragmentation is not the only
It’s happened to all of us. You’ve mistakenly deleted a file or folder and emptied the recycle bin. Or maybe Windows refused to boot, and when you connected your hard