There are many ways accounts can be compromised. There are also many simple ways you can protect yourself.

Floppies come and floppies go, but C: is apparently forever.

It's common to want confirmation your machine hasn't been compromised in some way. We can get close, but we can't prove it.

Some people are afraid to leave their external backup drive connected. They're trading a small risk for a much, much larger one.

Many Windows components log messages and use Event Viewer to display them. Sadly, the messages are often cryptic and inconsistent, and the result is a mess that scammers take advantage of.

My favorite question? You'll never guess. Hint: it makes my job super easy, and you don't want that.

Can we apply AI to the problem of spam? We're already there.

Losing a device with a passkey to one of your accounts will not lock you out.

Want your old Start menu? We can do that. Want to tweak the taskbar in useful ways, including its position? Start11 can do that too.

It can be difficult to get wireless network coverage throughout your home.