Occasionally, Microsoft Office becomes damaged. Fortunately, you can repair it.

In most cases, deleted email is gone beyond your ability to recover it. As always, however, there are exceptions.

Some forms of two factor authentication have vulnerabilities. Here's how to avoid it.

I know less than you think I do, but I make up for it with a very important skill -- a skill anyone can benefit from improving.

Unfortunately, that turns you into, yes... a spammer! There are many, many problems with this idea. I'll explain a few.

To reformat and reinstall is considered the "nuclear option" when it comes to dealing with Windows problems (or just cleaning up).

Facebook Marketplace scams are on the rise. Here are three red flags that should tell you something's not right.

You can associate multiple email addresses with your Microsoft account. Who knew?

An email claims your email account has been hacked, possibly even including a password you've used. Don't be fooled; it's a scam.

Apparently, there's a prank or scam suggesting that people delete their System32 folder. Don't do it. It's a trap!