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Can Malware Survive If I Reset My PC?
Can Malware Survive If I Reset My PC? – askleo.com
Worried a reset won’t wipe out malware? While it’s technically possible for some infections to survive, it’s extremely rare. Learn where malware can hide, which reset options are safest, and the extra steps you can take to ensure a truly clean and secure Windows reinstall.
What Security Software Do You Recommend?
What Security Software Do You Recommend? (2025 Q3 update) – askleo.com
My updated guide cuts through the hype with four no-nonsense steps to keep your PC safe. Learn what works, what to avoid, and how to stay secure without overspending or overcomplicating.
uBlock Origin’s New Update Changes Built-in Blocklists
uBlock Origin’s New Update Changes Built-in Blocklists – howtogeek.com
uBlock Origin, the popular browser extension for blocking ads and trackers, just received another update. uBlock Origin version 1.66 adds new blocking options, removes some built-in lists, and makes a few other changes.
– Don’t Plug These Things Into Your USB Ports
Don’t Plug These Things Into Your USB Ports – howtogeek.com
The whole point of USB or Universal Serial Bus technology is that you can plug any two USB things together, and as long as the plug fits, you’re good to go—but are you really?
The Surprising Power of Your Laptop’s Touchpad
The Surprising Power of Your Laptop’s Touchpad – howtogeek.com
A touchpad on a laptop is traditionally something you avoid using unless you really have to, and if it’s been a while since you’ve used one that’s a totally fair appraisal.
How Passkeys Work—and How to Use Them
How Passkeys Work—and How to Use Them
Passkeys want to create a password-free future. Here’s what they are and how you can start using them.
How to Declutter Your Gmail Inbox With This New Feature
How to Declutter Your Gmail Inbox With This New Feature – howtogeek.com
Google’s new Subscriptions Management feature lets you pool together a list of your mailing list senders and unsubscribe them one by one. You don’t have to open random emails and unsubscribe manually. Gmail handles it for you by automatically sending the unsubscribed content to spam. You can try it right now on your phone or desktop.
US Navy Training Video – Technique Of Hand Sending Morse Code (1944)
US Navy Training Video – Technique Of Hand Sending Morse Code (1944) – youtube.com · Carl Lewis
Getting the Most out of T-Mobile Home Internet
Getting the Most out of T-Mobile Home Internet – youtube.com · Peter Carcione
Considering Using a Free VPN? Think Again
Considering Using a Free VPN? Think Again. – howtogeek.com
From connecting with friends to managing our finances, a huge part of our lives takes place digitally. In an effort to claw back some of their privacy, many turn to VPNs. However, while VPNs can help, in most cases, free VPNs aren’t a risk worth taking. Here’s why.
Why I Only Watch Completed TV Shows,
Why I Only Watch Completed TV Shows, and Why You Should Too – howtogeek.com
Thanks to streaming services, it’s easier than ever to pick up a TV show and start binging. But before you dive into the latest release everyone’s talking about, why not reconsider and start one of the amazing shows that are already finished?
Why Does Email I Send Fail But a Reply Works?
Why Does Email I Send Fail But a Reply Works? – youtube.com · Ask Leo!
Why is Gorilla Glass so strong?
Why is Gorilla Glass so strong? – youtube.com · Tech Decoded
– Google Search Results Are Getting Worse
Google Search Results Are Getting Worse. Here’s How I Find What I’m Looking For – howtogeek.com
With every Google search now, first comes the AI summaries. Then, the wall of SEO paste: Rehashed Reddit threads, blogs that read like content farms, affiliate links stacks. Then more YouTube embeds. Then somewhere below that or maybe on the second page, you find what you need. I remember a time when clicking the second page on Google was an oddity.
I Quit Using Third-Party Antivirus on Windows 11, and You Should Too
I Quit Using Third-Party Antivirus on Windows 11, and You Should Too – howtogeek.com
Not so long ago, running a Windows PC without some kind of special antivirus would have all but ensured that your PC got infected with malware. Now, however, the situation is different. Microsoft has made huge improvements to the operating system, and you probably don’t need to pay up for antivirus.