If your account has not actually been hacked, there's little anyone can do to find out who's trying to log in as you. But there are steps you can take to protect yourself from would-be hackers and phishing scams.

Possession of a Microsoft account recovery code is proof you are the account owner and should be allowed in should you ever lose account access.

The best registry cleaner is none at all. There may be cases where you want to use one, though, and I'll review which I'd use and how to use them safely.

I'm making a slight change to the Ask Leo! podcast. Here are the details.

Chromebooks can be a viable alternative for those who do most of their computing online and are looking for a simpler, perhaps more stable, yet powerful device.

When you delete an account, the provider may not keep its contents in case you want to reactivate the deleted account. I have an alternative suggestion.

Firefox and other browsers include diagnostic tools. I'll show how to use the network tool to diagnose slow-loading web pages.

Before giving away a machine or returning a loaner, it's important to remove personal information from it. That may be both harder and easier than you think.

If the time on your Outlook.com messages is wrong by hours, you may need to correct the time zone in your Microsoft account profile.

Copying a webpage is not terribly difficult, but getting everything to display as it appeared can be a challenge.