Post by juju on Feb 17, 2006 17:59:10 GMT -5
Just click on any of the words in red ( maroon or Burgundy for some of you ) to take you to the article or link.
Windows OneCare Live
Sign up now for this comprehensive PC health service and get automatic, round-the-clock protection and maintenance for your computer. Help secure your computer against the latest threats, back up your files, and keep it all running smoothly.
Are your software updates really installed?
When you add new programs and software updates to your computer, you must complete a two-step process--first you download the software, and then you install it. Learn how to make sure your updates are really installed.
Home office security checklist
If you telecommute or run a small business, you don't have the benefit of an IT staff to help secure and maintain your computers. This checklist can help you protect your computers from spam, viruses, hackers, and other Internet intruders.
Strong passwords: How to create and use them
Your passwords are one important defense against hackers and thieves. Learn how to create memorable passwords in four steps, and use our password checker to gauge their strength.
Help protect your privacy in online communities
Are you part of an online community? Many Internet users are. Learn how you can help protect your privacy and still enjoy the benefits of these groups by following a few basic rules.
How to block unwanted instant messages
Do you or your kids use instant messaging (IM)? Learn how to use the contact list feature of your IM software to let friendly messages in and help keep intrusive messages out.
Outfitting a new computer for the Net
Did you get a new PC for the holidays? Before you go online, make sure your system has the latest updates and security software installed to help defend against viruses and other potential threats. These five steps will help you set up your new computer with the latest Windows XP security tools available.
If your computer has a pop up to download Windows updates,
you shouldn't ignore these messages. The reason you should
update is to protect yourself.
If everyone downloaded updates in a timely matter, some of
the computer viruses would not have been able to infect any
computers.
You can also check for updates at the following site:
v4.windowsupdate.microsoft.com
Windows OneCare Live
Sign up now for this comprehensive PC health service and get automatic, round-the-clock protection and maintenance for your computer. Help secure your computer against the latest threats, back up your files, and keep it all running smoothly.
Are your software updates really installed?
When you add new programs and software updates to your computer, you must complete a two-step process--first you download the software, and then you install it. Learn how to make sure your updates are really installed.
Home office security checklist
If you telecommute or run a small business, you don't have the benefit of an IT staff to help secure and maintain your computers. This checklist can help you protect your computers from spam, viruses, hackers, and other Internet intruders.
Strong passwords: How to create and use them
Your passwords are one important defense against hackers and thieves. Learn how to create memorable passwords in four steps, and use our password checker to gauge their strength.
Help protect your privacy in online communities
Are you part of an online community? Many Internet users are. Learn how you can help protect your privacy and still enjoy the benefits of these groups by following a few basic rules.
How to block unwanted instant messages
Do you or your kids use instant messaging (IM)? Learn how to use the contact list feature of your IM software to let friendly messages in and help keep intrusive messages out.
Outfitting a new computer for the Net
Did you get a new PC for the holidays? Before you go online, make sure your system has the latest updates and security software installed to help defend against viruses and other potential threats. These five steps will help you set up your new computer with the latest Windows XP security tools available.
If your computer has a pop up to download Windows updates,
you shouldn't ignore these messages. The reason you should
update is to protect yourself.
If everyone downloaded updates in a timely matter, some of
the computer viruses would not have been able to infect any
computers.
You can also check for updates at the following site:
v4.windowsupdate.microsoft.com