You have many, many choices when it comes to email services. I'll review what to look for and make a couple of recommendations.

One of the ways to handle an off-screen window has changed slightly.

Windows Update generally works. Here's the successful approach I took when it didn't.

The concept seems simple: take a system image of one machine, restore it to another, and avoid lengthy setup time. Unfortunately, it's not that simple.

Files may be gone, but frequently are not forgotten. Depending on the scenario, files you thought were deleted might be easily recovered.

Upgrading a computer can be a lot of work, is going to cost some money, and depends on your needs. I'll show you where to start.

Ransomware is known for encrypting your data and holding it hostage. It turns out that it can do more that backups won't protect against.

The "Report Spam" and "Junk" buttons serve an important function in the war against spam. However, used improperly they can do more harm than good.

Problems with a program that won't install can be tricky. It's important to capture the exact wording of any error messages you are receiving.

Once your machine is infected, system backups are likely to include the infection, but are still important. I'll look at what steps to take.