Do you depend on Windows’ native Microsoft Defender security app to protect your PC from malware?
If so, you’ll be happy to know that Microsoft also provides native ransomware protection with both Windows 10 and Windows 11.
Tips for speeding up a sluggish Windows PC
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Modern personal computers are amazing machines.
They allow us to do things in minutes that once took hours or days as well as many other things that couldn’t be done at all in times past.
But even with all their awesome power and capabilities, computers are no fun to use when they’re running slowly and freezing up at random times.
Today I’m going to discuss a few things you can do to help speed up a sluggish PC and hopefully avoid having to deal with erratic system performance.
How to backup and restore your Mac’s hard drive or SSD
Most Windows users know how important it is to always have a recent backup on hand in case their PC’s hard drive or SSD goes south on them or some other disaster strikes.
Well, truth be told, it’s just as important to keep the hard drive or SSD in your Mac backed up as well.
How to remove Favorites from Safari on a Mac
When choosing a laptop for work, studying, or personal use, many people prefer to choose a MacBook.
Many choose Apple simply because it’s a popular and fashionable brand. However, few users understand what functionality these devices offer.
Each user should know, at a minimum, how to perform standard tasks. However, if you are interested in how to perform not only basic tasks but also more advanced ones, then you will better understand how to efficiently use your device. [Read more…]
How to quickly lock down ALL of Windows’ privacy settings
Although I wasn’t all that impressed with Windows 11 initially, I’ve grown accustomed to it and I now feel a lot better about recommending the update from Windows 10.
But that being said, like Windows 10 before it, Windows 11’s default privacy settings are extremely invasive.
Luckily, you can change a number of privacy settings to make both Windows 11 and Windows 10 just as stingy with your personal info as their predecessors were, but Microsoft has scattered those many settings all around the various nooks and crannies of the Windows user interface.
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