If you are a PC user, you might want to pay extra attention to your computer security this month. Several new and emerging threats could compromise your data, privacy, or performance. In this blog post, we will highlight some of the most dangerous ones and give you some tips on how to avoid them. Zero-Day Vulnerability in Windows Installer A zero-day vulnerability is a security flaw that is unknown to
If you are having trouble printing to a printer or a fax, it could be due to a recent Windows update. The two problem updates are KB5000802KB5000822 If these are listed as having been updated, remove them. Click for instructions for removal.
Step One – Select Tap the three dots (also known as “hamburger”) in the upper right of the screen. It will pop down a menu. Choose “Select” at the top of the menu. Step Two – Choose Pictures You can tap the circle next to the date (in this screenshot, “Today”) to select all pictures taken that day, or you can choose individual pictures with the circles in their upper
Did you know that there is a tool built into Windows to allow you to take a partial screenshot? Most of you probably already know that you can press the Windows key and the “PrtSc” (Print Screen) button to get a screenshot of your entire screen. Windows has a Snipping Tool that allows users to select a portion of the screen to make into an image. How to Find the
There has been a new update of cPanel that resulted in the removal of the popular SquirrelMail webmail option. cPanel’s blog explains that SquirrelMail’s developers stopped updating the program in 2013, which means that any vulnerabilities or dependency changes would not be adjusted, and therefore the program itself has become a liability. If you were using SquirrelMail on our webmail, you will now need to choose between Horde (which is