Windows has accessibility features that change the behavior of your keyboard. They're easy to turn on by mistake.

Microsoft continues to confuse us with product names. I'll clarify the difference between Outlook and Outlook.com, and help you understand which you want.

I hear about techniques to bypass keyloggers often. The problem is, keyloggers can log much more than keystrokes. There's really only one solution: avoid them in the first place.

When you see the list of possible hacking signs, it's easy to jump to the conclusion your computer has been hacked. It's usually not the case. Regardless, prevention is always easier than recovery from an actual hack.

File systems are commonly formatted as FAT32, NFTS, or exFAT. Which is best for your thumb drive?

Spammers use many techniques to slide their garbage into your inbox. BCCing you on messages is a common way.

If your password won't work and your secret questions are all different, it's pretty clear what's happened and what you need to do.

People can tell very little from your IP address. For example, they cannot tell who or where you are. How much they can tell varies a great deal.

A computer that does nothing when you turn it on can be very difficult to diagnose. Spinning disks and blinking lights don't mean as much as you might think.

Finding out who owns an email address is difficult at best. There's little you can do on your own, but if you're being harassed, law enforcement may help.