There is an email that may show up in your inbox that you need to know is spam. The email claims to be from Facebook (its “From” address says Facebook ) but it is from a phisher (someone trying to get personal or login information). It looks like this: If you hover over the link, it goes to https://apps.facebook.com/… and if you were to click on the link, it would
If you have OneDrive, there is a good chance you have wanted to share files with someone, but not ALL your files. It is possible to do this. There are two types of accounts on OneDrive, and the sharing procedure is different depending on which account type you have. If you have a BUSINESS (work or school) account, see the Business Account instructions. Otherwise, continue for the PERSONAL account instructions.
When you run into a problem with the software on your computer, your first thought may be to call support. This is not a bad idea. If you still have the packaging in which your software came, there is often a support phone number or email address listed. This is an excellent way to contact technical support for your software. One thing many people do, however, is type the name
Malwarebytes has discoverd an issue that may cause problems to some of their users. In short, an update caused some users to be unable to access the internet, and others to have their RAM access blocked. To fix this situation, if it affects you: Malwarebytes for Windows Update package version 1.0.3803 (Malwarebytes 3) or v2018.01.27.12 (Malwarebytes 2.x) or higher 1. Open Malwarebytes 2. Turn OFF web protection by Clicking on
We have enabled Two-Factor Authentication on WHMCS to protect your accounts, domain names, and websites. If you do NOT have a tablet or cell phone, please contact me. If you need help getting it set up, please call me or email me. 256-520-7327 cell, rdcss@rdcss.com You can also turn on this feature in cPanel: under the Security tab – choose two-factor Authentication. For billing and domain management (in the WHMCS