Passkeys are new, convenient, and secure. I'll review how they affect your disaster planning. (Not very much.)

People often ask what might be broken if their computer does nothing. It's a long list, and I'll look at some possibilities.

Most folks "in the industry" don't have a sense of the average computer user. After 20 years of Ask Leo!, I've formed an opinion.

You can't prove a file isn't malicious, but you can certainly stack the deck in your favor.

When using VeraCrypt containers, the default setting may interfere with backing up your container. Here's how to fix that.

Transferring installed software to a new machine isn't as easy as we might like. I'll list the options.

Thunderbird is a robust and powerful email program that can meet the needs of both light and power users. I use it all day every day.

If you don't have access to your account recovery phone number or alternate email address, there is a process you can go through to regain access to your account -- maybe.

Here's another example of why going digital enables a level of backup safety that single originals simply can't achieve.

Computers slow down for many reasons. I'll review some of the steps you can take to speed yours up again.