PC Pitstop Newsletter – June 2012 #2
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June 2012
Windows Talk: 4 Steps to Recover Formatted Windows Data
If you have accidentally formatted some important files and don’t backup there’s a great chance that formatted data will be recovered if you are using Windows OS.
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Ask Leo: Email Hacked? 7 Things to do NOW
Email account theft is rampant. If it happens to you, there are several steps that you need to take not only to recover your account, but to prevent it from being easily hacked again.
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Windows Guides: Changing Time Servers in Windows 7
Learn how you can set Windows to use some publicly available better time servers that respond quickly and provide the correct time.
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It Pays To Read License Agreements (7 Years Later)
7 years after one lucky PC Pitstop customer won $1,000 by simply reading our End-User License Agreement (EULA) — our experiment continues to garner attention in articles detailing the dangers of unread EULAs.
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Tips4PC.com: How-to Ping IP Address and Check DNS Settings
In this video tutorial you will see how to test TCP IP connection by using the ping command.
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Bits from Bill Pytlovany: Is That Software Officially Certified?
I always considered it important to have our program clearly defined as an authentic application. There is a value in proving a file you’re about to install on your computer comes from a reputable company like BillP Studios.
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Bob Rankin: Can QR Codes Spread Computer Viruses?
Any doubts I may have had about the viability of QR codes have evaporated. You know a new technology is catching on when malware authors start using it to snare unwary users. Read on to learn how those funny black squares can carry a nasty (and expensive) payload…
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Anti-Virus software is missing the worst
Can ‘consumer grade’ anti-virus products protect us against computer viruses the likes of which we have recently seen with Flame & Stuxnet?
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Ask Leo: How do I choose a good password?
Password security has never been more important. With occasional security breaches at service providers, and rampant email account theft you need to do everything you can to make sure you’re choosing and using secure passwords.
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