The Internet has become a breeding ground for millions of brand-new malware samples every month. With names like Trojans, worms, bots or keyloggers these threats can ruin your day – or your PC. And for that matter, a single PC in the household with a virus can infect all other PCs, laptops and connected devices on the network. After all, the home PC is now the central hub of everyone’s digital life. It holds personal files, contacts, pictures and music. Maybe even the logins and passwords to your bank account.

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Security, privacy and recovery tips (31-44)

  1. Use the Windows 2000-style secure logon screen
  2. Hiding shared folders with $
  3. Using advanced file security settings in Windows XP Home
  4. Create a password reset disk
  5. Applying a password to the 'administrator' account in XP Home
  6. 'Rolling back' a faulty device driver
  7. Disable simple file sharing (XP Professional only)
  8. Using the Windows XP firewall
  9. Turn autocomplete off in IE
  10. Using the Windows XP repair installation process
  11. Add, Clear or remove the 'my recent documents' menu
  12. Creating a desktop shortcut for locking your computer
  13. Giving a password to the 'Guest' user account
  14. Use system restore when you cannot boot your system normally
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