The biggest risk to your security might just be you. Learn why and what to do.

It's tempting to blame the mail service for account hacks and vulnerabilities, but in fact that's rarely the case. Much more likely is that hackers gained access to individual accounts through more traditional means.

Don't overlook backing up as part of your security. When the worst happens, it's your backup that will save you.

Hacks happen. There are steps to take, not only to recover your account but to prevent it from being hacked again.

When an email account is configured to use IMAP protocol, it's easy to accidentally delete more than you realize.

Msinfo32 is a tool to display and save an extensive report of your computer's configuration and state. It can be very helpful for others helping you diagnose issues.

Replacing a motherboard may require a reinstall or a repair install. Or you might get lucky, and it'll just work.

Scams are everywhere, it seems. I'll cover some common ones, and share the single most important rule to protect youself.

Data breaches rarely expose multiple accounts. There are rare scenarios where multiple accounts might still be at risk, though.

Every so often, the Windows print queue gets stuck. Everything looks like it should print, but it won't. We'll fix it.