The Ask Leo! Podcast

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

It's hard enough to experience the loss of a friend or a loved one. To get email from them thereafter can be very disturbing.

This choice is about what you back up on your computer. It can make the difference between an easy or difficult recovery.

Scam emails often have clues ranging from obvious to obscure. I'll take a scam email and show you what I see.

You can take the internal hard disk of an old computer and install it as an additional drive in a new one, or consider a more flexible alternative.

Being over quota means you've received or kept too much email. To deal with it, you need to understand where that email is being kept.

Credential stuffing: less complicated than the fancy words imply and easy to prevent.

If you're embarrassed at having fallen for a scam, it's tempting to want hide and not tell anyone. But it's important to learn from the experience and share it. There's no need to feel shame.

URLs are simple in concept, yet can be constructed in ways that might fool you. I'll look at some examples and discuss what's important.

There are several ways to be signed in to multiple Gmail accounts simultaneously. I'll review the most common and what I find the most useful.