by Brian Haines | Oct 26, 2012 | Computers
Windows 7 vs. Windows 8 If you are thinking about buying a new laptop you couldn’t have picked a better time. With a new Windows version shipping soon retailers typically want to unload all the systems preloaded with the previous operating system (OS). This...
by Brian Haines | Jul 12, 2012 | Computers
I know of more than a dozen email addresses that were hacked into since the beginning of the year. Most of them @bellsouth.net, @yahoo.com, @hotmail.com, @live.com, @gmail.com and @aol.com (since BellSouth uses Yahoo! they are really the same). I wonder if people...
by Brian Haines | Jul 7, 2012 | Computers
Problem is the Mopier Mode being enabled. To disable Mopier Mode: Click Start Click Devices and Printers Right click your Laserjet Printer Select Printer Properties Click the Device Settings Tab Scroll down to the bottom If necessary, expand Installable Options Click...
by Brian Haines | Jun 14, 2012 | Computers
Book a trip recently? Well don’t assume that all communication in your email is legitimate. An email with the title “Ticket is ready” that appears to come from Delta Airlines, but I’m sure there are version for many carriers, tries to trick the...
by Brian Haines | Apr 25, 2012 | Computers
So you see a message from USPS (something similar could come from UPS or FedEx) that looks like this: Subject: Delivery status has changed From: World Wide Web Owner <www@partners.enternet.hu> on behalf of; US Postal Service <us.status@usps.com>...
by Brian Haines | Nov 2, 2011 | Computers
I am sure this advertisement didn’t fool anyone. The TV commercial promises to completely and magically heal everything that could possibly be wrong with your computer. It even saves the gentleman from going to the store and the lady gets to go to girls night...
