Erik warns of the pitfalls of holding your Internet domain name registration with an unscrupulous information technology provider. We tell you how to check to see if you are the listed registrant of your domain, which is especially important for businesses. Popular consumer affairs magazine stops recommending Microsoft Surface laptops. Disney to start an on-line streaming service to deliver its content. Online picture hosting company is alleged to hold customers at ransom after suddenly charging $400 annual fee for some customers to link to photos stored on the service. How to stop a Logitech mouse from unexpectedly waking up a computer from sleep mode. Google Glass, shunned in the consumer market, is a "hit" for some enterprise applications. A listener asks if it is better to purchase an HP Elite Laptop or Samsung Galaxy Tablet. A listener seeks a "cloud" based backup solution for Windows Server 2011. We let you know the pitfalls of this approach.

Erik warns of the pitfalls of holding your Internet domain name registration with an unscrupulous information technology provider. We tell you how to check to see if you are the listed registrant of your domain, which is especially important for businesses. Popular consumer affairs magazine stops recommending Microsoft Surface laptops. Disney to start an on-line streaming service to deliver its content. Online picture hosting company is alleged to hold customers at ransom after suddenly charging $400 annual fee for some customers to link to photos stored on the service. How to stop a Logitech mouse from unexpectedly waking up a computer from sleep mode. Google Glass, shunned in the consumer market, is a "hit" for some enterprise applications. A listener asks if it is better to purchase an HP Elite Laptop or Samsung Galaxy Tablet. A listener seeks a "cloud" based backup solution for Windows Server 2011. We let you know the pitfalls of this approach.

A listener seeks a compatible modem for the Optimum cable service in order to avoid monthly rental fees. Airplane drone maker DJI leaves development code in its software which makes it possible for drones to be hacked. A technician indavertently switches a client's email account, deleting all of their messages. We offer some suggestions to possibly recover deleted Outlook mail in Outlook 365. A listener asks for advice on changing out the battery in a Dell laptop. Which will charge a cell phone faster in a car: AC outlet inverter or cigarette lighter outlet? Will a recovery of a Windows 10 computer upgraded from Windows 8 restore to Windows 10? Plus, how to recover from a special kind of computer virus known as a "rootkit." Can you use a security camera without having to send your video to a "cloud" service as well?

Suggestions for "cutting the cord" with cable television service. We offer suggestions regarding celluar data and streaming "stick" devicesto use with your television to potentially reduce your cable bill. How to fix a "low disk space" message on your "recovery" hard drive. A listener informs of a new Microsoft phone scam involving fake "expired" Microsoft software product keys. Erik warns businesses about registering business Internet domain names properly so as to avoid problems when personnel changes. Fixing problems copying and pasting pictures, and tips on fixing a possibly corrupt Windows 10 upgrade install. How to remove disconnected "phantom" network hard drives that may appear inn Windows. We offer suggestions on how to best run antivirus software so as to maximize system performance while still keeping you safe. We help a listener remove unwanted remote computer control software from her computer.

Cox set to charge for broadband data "caps" for over usage. Rumors of new cellular Apple Watch by the end of 2017. A monitor flashes colors randomly, and has voice messages saying it is infected with a virus--but is it really infected with a virus? Using OpenDNS for safer web searching. And the the same "fake" virus situation repeats with another listener. We offer solutions for dealing with this strange issue called a "browser hijack." We help a listener find the correct "driver" program for a Lexmark X5495 multifunction printer device. The character "P" keeps repeating on an HP laptop in Windows.

Suggestions for "cutting the cord" with cable television service. We offer suggestions regarding celluar data and streaming "stick" devicesto use with your television to potentially reduce your cable bill. How to fix a "low disk space" message on your "recovery" hard drive. A listener informs of a new Microsoft phone scam involving fake "expired" Microsoft software product keys. Erik warns businesses about registering business Internet domain names properly so as to avoid problems when personnel changes. Fixing problems copying and pasting pictures, and tips on fixing a possibly corrupt Windows 10 upgrade install. How to remove disconnected "phantom" network hard drives that may appear inn Windows. We offer suggestions on how to best run antivirus software so as to maximize system performance while still keeping you safe. We help a listener remove unwanted remote computer control software from her computer.

Cox set to charge for broadband data "caps" for over usage. Rumors of new cellular Apple Watch by the end of 2017. A monitor flashes colors randomly, and has voice messages saying it is infected with a virus--but is it really infected with a virus? Using OpenDNS for safer web searching. And the the same "fake" virus situation repeats with another listener. We offer solutions for dealing with this strange issue called a "browser hijack." We help a listener find the correct "driver" program for a Lexmark X5495 multifunction printer device. The character "P" keeps repeating on an HP laptop in Windows.