Computers make many things easier. I allow technology to help with many things that I used to have to remember or learn, freeing my time for other things.

You can benefit from OneDrive without ever installing it on your PC.

Moving applications and data to a new machine isn't hard; it's just a fair amount of work.

SMS/text is an important security measure, but not everyone has it. I'll review options.

Google's search tools can help you find websites that have been tagged with particular dates. But be cautious; dates may not mean what you think.

Any backup system puts you ahead of the game. But a few "gotchas" could sneak up on you when cloning a disk manually.

Let's be sure it's the mouse freezing and not the whole computer. Once that's decided, we'll look for solutions.

There are many programs running on your machine. It's not always obvious exactly what they are or why they're running, so we'll look for some clues.

Cryptomator is a great tool for keeping your cloud data secure. I'll show you how to set it up with Google Drive.

Email programs commonly block remote images. I'll look at why, and how spammers and others use remote images for good and evil.