It's easy for other people to find out more about you than want them to know but we explain how you can lessen the chances of revealing too much online
Cut out intrusive apps from your Facebook account
It is common to see a digital signature message when you try downloading a file. We explain what it is
The Digital Economy Act covers more than just copyright online. We explain how it affects you
These packs of retractable cables won’t leave you in a knot
Choose the best wireless security setting for you home network
Scramble data to stop prying eyes getting at your files
When using the internet your computer shares lots of information with the sites you visit – we explain how to take control
This useful planning tool is now on sale from Amazon in the UK
Don't get caught out by computer scanning scams
By customising your OpenDNS service you can unblock a domain
A Computeractive reader was cold-called by the so-called "Windows Service Centre" - we called them back to see what they do, and filmed the results.
Scammers often ask for credit card details and personal information
Add an email address as a new contact in order to view images
Malicious websites work in many ways. We explain how to avoid them and keep your PC safe
Q.Why are some of the keys on my keyboard doing strange...
Q.Is my phone’s Bluetooth any use?
Q.Can I switch boot drives so that I can work on older...
If a Windows update fails to install automatically, the problem can often be cured by going to Microsoft's website and installing the update yourself
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