E-mail, Facebook, texting, etc. are all good ways to share new digital stills and videos; but they’re typically an image-by-image, select-and-send process. Dropbox can eliminate those extra steps with its Camera Upload option, available on Android and iOS devices.
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The Windows Task Scheduler can run almost any program automatically — at a time and in a way you set.
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Microsoft’s EMET app can help fight off an attack until there’s a patch.
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Standard drive- and file-wiping tools are no longer adequate for completely removing data — especially when used with the newest hard drives.
Standard drive wiping tools no longer adequate Read More »
Four free tools offer safe and certain ways to pare your boot times to the minimum.
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When the need arises to check system RAM, try the Windows Memory Diagnostic tool that comes with Vista and Windows 7 — and is a free download for XP.
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Here’s what’s likely to happen as Windows 8 makes its way to store shelves.
Windows Secrets: What to Expect When Windows 8 Arrives Read More »
A few tools designed to auto-update your software can actually worsen your PC’s condition.
Windows Secrets: Auto-Update Your Software with Caution Read More »
Why you should kill your Windows gadgets now and how seemingly innocuous accessory apps could now be used to subvert systems.
Windows Secrets: Kill Your Windows Gadgets Now Read More »
Helene had a houseful of PCs (running XP, Vista, and Win7) exhibiting a variety of problems. I was there to help.
Windows Secrets: Fixing a House Full of PC Problems Read More »