It would be good to know if your computer meets Windows 10 minimum requirements before installation. I have a recommendation on how to proceed.

The DNS servers used by your computer are most likely specified by your ISP. I'll look at how to tell which servers they are and why you might consider changing them.

Sometimes, it is possible to recover a file deleted by accident. Stop using the disk, check your Recycle Bin, and perhaps pull out an undelete utility.

Windows 10 is updated fairly frequently, but not all of those updates are the same. I'll review what happens when.

Programming relies on skills and talents you have and information and techniques you can learn. If you have one, the rest often comes naturally.

"From" spoofing is how spammers send email that looks like it comes from you that you had nothing at all to do with. I'll look at how it's done.

"No sound" can happen for a variety of reasons. Here's how to troubleshoot if your computer is inexplicably silent.

On the surface, signing into Windows using a PIN feels less secure than a traditional password. It's possible it's more secure.

Backing up to a second physical internal drive can be a good tool in your backup arsenal, as long as you understand its limitations.

With occasional security breaches at service providers and rampant email account theft, password security has never been more important. Make sure you choose and use secure passwords.