Keeping data secure is important. Being able to password protect a folder seems an obvious approach. Unfortunately, it's not that simple.

A peek into my priorities as I install apps and make changes after a Windows 10 reset.

When scanning for wireless connections, you may find several that are unknown, yet appear open and available. Using them is risky. Very risky.

If you have OneNote, you already have basic OCR capability on your computer.

Cookies are a fact of life when browsing the web. But if you look at the cookies stored on your machine, you might be surprised how many there are.

Another day, another story of data loss. The frustrating thing is that it doesn't have to happen.

If you connect without a password to an open Wi-Fi hotspot and can see anything at all, it's not a secure connection.

Want an email address that won't have to change for a long time? There's really only one approach that's completely in your control.

A new icon has appeared on the Windows 10 taskbar. I'll review what it is and how to make it go away.

Deciding how you want to open a file depends on knowing what the file contains and knowing what program will understand that.