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How (and why) to add new local user account in Windows 11

Posted on February 1, 2024

It’s no secret that Microsoft wants every Windows 11 user to sign into their PC with a Microsoft account.

In fact, they have even designed Windows 11 in a way that prevents a few of its most useful features from even working if you’re signed in with a local account.

But guess what? I don’t really like the idea of signing in to my computer with an Internet-based account, for two reasons:  [Read more…]

Warning: Be careful about what you share with your Facebook friends

Posted on January 29, 2024

As you probably know, Facebook asks for some pretty sensitive information when someone signs up for an account.

For example, among other things they request our address, phone number and birthdate.

Many folks just go ahead and enter whatever info Facebook asks for without giving it a second thought, and then they make that info viewable by all of their Facebook friends.

Even worse, lots of other folks make their personal info viewable by the general public (i.e. billions of complete strangers)!

That, in my opinion, is a very bad mistake.  [Read more…]

How to choose ‘unguessable’ answers to security questions

Posted on January 26, 2024

Have you ever forgotten the password to one of your online accounts and clicked on the “Forgot password?” link in order to reset your password?

If so, you might have been prompted to input the answer to the security question(s) you created when you opened the account.

Security questions are intended to identify you as the legitimate account owner in the event that you forget your password and need to reset it.

What’s more, they are also sometimes used as a second level of security to augment the security provided by the password. If you can’t answer the security question(s), you won’t be allowed to log in to the account, even if you know the password.  [Read more…]

How to give your Google account a quick ‘Security Checkup’

Posted on January 25, 2024

Do you have a Google account?

Chances are you do, even if you don’t realize it. Here are a few questions…

  • Do you use Gmail?
  • Do you sign into YouTube to watch videos?
  • Do you use Google Maps?
  • Do you use an Android smartphone?
  • Do you use any Google service or product that isn’t listed above?


If the answer to one or more of those questions is yes, then you do have a Google account.  [Read more…]

How to use Emergency Restart to reboot a frozen Windows PC

Posted on January 24, 2024

If you’ve been using Microsoft Windows for a while you know it’s famous for occasionally “freezing up”.

And unfortunately, when that happens it can be difficult to get the system to respond to your mouse clicks and key presses.

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