When using windows photo gallery on my vista machine I keep getting popup warning “Bloodhound exploit 13″ from Symantec. This is annoying even if it is low risk. Please can you suggest a fix?

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I have a hitchhiker that came on one night when I was surfing the net. It came up, when I clicked on the wrong thing, like to download a movie or something. Now, at the bottom of my desktop tool a red round icon that turns blue and a question marks shows up with a […]

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Thanks to Michael Reyes at Hardware Geeks I was able to spend a few minutes with the Sprint Touch last week. It’s a Windows Mobile phone with an iPhone-esque touch screen interface that supports gestures.
The Sprint Touch is widely rumored to be available from Sprint November 4th for $249, after $100 mail-in rebate.
The original HTC […]

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This past week I was invited with other Featured Community Members from around the world to attend the Windows Consumer Experience Space, in New York City. At Peter White Studios, we were given the opportunity for some one-on-one time with Microsoft senior program managers, and some hands-on time with new Vista systems, and Vista Certified […]

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As a frequent visitor I noticed the homepage has been updated. Nice clean design! Are you changing the contents too? It seems there are more questions.

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It seems everyone has their favorite free antivirus application. AVG, AntiVir, Avast. So, why can’t I just install them all, and enjoy the benefits of each? After all, they’re all free.

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I installed RiyoCodec to watch a video online. Well, now I realize that was a mistake as it installed something else, and now all my Google searches are redirected. How can I remove RiyoCodec?

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Should I use power protection with my PC and other expensive home electronics? What is the difference between a surge suppressor and an uninterruptible power supply? Which is better?

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A trojan is a malicious application that appears to do one thing, but actually does another. Like it’s name sake, the mythical Trojan Horse, malicious code is hidden in a program or file that appears useful, interesting, or harmless. Popular examples are video codecs that some sites require to view online videos. When the […]

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People in the UK who encrypt their data are now obliged by law to give up the encryption keys to law enforcement officials who request it, under part of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 (RIPA).
Section 49 of Part III of RIPA compels a person, when served with a notice, to either hand over […]

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