When you leave a service, or if your information is stolen from that service, there may be steps you need to take.

It's not only impossible to prevent email from being forwarded; you can't even prevent that forward from being altered, forged or defaced.

If an application is installed only for one user and you want to use it as another, options are limited.

Edge is essentially impossible to remove. I'll review the choices you have.

UEFI has made booting from something other than the hard drive more complex. I'll review why, and what steps to take.

The Outlook.com/OneDrive space limitation has many people looking for ways to download and preserve emails offline.

Buying a new machine is a common knee-jerk reaction to a bad malware infestation. And it's wrong. Not just a little wrong -- it's completely unnecessary.

Like most email programs and interfaces, Gmail hides the administrative information or 'headers' in email messages. They're still easy to view.

Headlines are proclaiming that two-factor authentication has been hacked. That in no way means you shouldn't use it. Your account is still much safer with two-factor enabled.

Some things never change.