Updates to Windows seemingly can't be trusted, and yet they're forced on us. Something must change.

There are several options to extend the life of an older machine, depending on its capabilities.

When replying to email, many programs include the original text with some indication that it is the original. We'll look at configuring that.

So-called "supercookies" and "evercookies" track the websites you visit even if you regularly disable or flush normal cookies.

My best practices for external hard drives concern software, hardware, and -- you guessed it -- backing up.

My take on the latest Windows update and your options therein.

Occasionally, security software examines links in email and alerts you if something is suspicious. Frequently, it's totally benign.

A closed email account is either waiting for you to reactivate it, or is closed for good. The only way to tell is to try.

Many websites don't expect you to print their contents. As a result, many don't print well. I'll review why that is, and the things to try.

A home network allows you to share a single internet connection, as well as data and devices, between multiple devices. I'll review the basics components of a home network and some steps to take as your network grows.