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  • A Primer for Taking Advantage of Your Computer Warranty When You Actually Need It [Warranties]
    # warranties Reader Shin-GO 's laptop recently went on the fritz, so he put together this helpful primer for taking advantage of your hardware warranty when worst comes to worst. More »
  • Ultimate security software guide - choose the suite that's right for you
    This is part 2 of 2. Read part 1 of 2 on this review of security suites. Symantec's Norton Internet Security 2010 is the 800-pound gorilla in the room, simply because Norton-branded security products have been the ones to beat for several years.
  • Seen At 11: ID Scams Loot Social Networking Sites
    With more than 1 billion people logging on to social networking sites and sharing their personal information daily, authorities say it's no wonder these sites are becoming the targets of con artists. In the latest scheme, hackers have found a way to get their hands on not only your money but your friends' cash, too.
  • BitDefender's 2010 Security Trends
    Social networks and Web 2.0 services have become one of the most valuable channels of disseminating malware during the last six months. Malware authors usually rely on worldwide events and popular showbiz names to entice unwary users into downloading and running malware.
  • Security Suites: Big Protection, Little Fuss
    Just a few short years ago, all a PC needed for protection was a basic antivirus program to guard against any malware that arrived via an e-mail attachment... antivirus - Malware - Security - Personal computer - Malicious Software
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Don't Upgrade to Windows 7
Don't get me wrong. I love Windows 7. Just don't upgrade. Instead, do a clean install. Back up all your files, format the drive, and install everything from scratch. If you already have an older version of Windows on your computer, buy the upgrade disc for 7, but do a clean install. (Here's how.) Upgrading from an existing Windows installation carries over much of the junk your computer has accumulated since you first put Windows on it and creates a whole truck load of more junk. My advice: don't do it. Always do a clean install of Windows, never an upgrade.
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