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Do you disable Autorun on your PC? Many viruses execute malicious code by running automatically on your PC via a thumb drive, network drive etc. If you haven’t yet disabled Autorun, I recommend you do. This guide will show you the easiest way to disable Autorun in just a few minutes and will potentially save you from getting an avoidable PC virus that takes time (or money) to clean.
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Avoid the Majority of Viruses by Disabling Autorun [Quick Tip]
On September - 25 - 2012
Best Free Online Virus Scanners [2012 Edition]
On July - 1 - 2012
If you have a file that you suspect is housing a virus but your antivirus software does not detect it, you can submit it for further analysis online. This guide shows you the best online virus scanners available today. If you’d like to scan one file, follow the instructions under Scan Individual Files for Viruses. If you’d like to scan your entire PC, follow the instructions under Scan Your Entire PC for Viruses.
Access Your Account and Files without Your Windows Password [How To]
On June - 19 - 2012
If you’ve lost your Windows password, you don’t have to lose access to your files or account; you have three options to get your data back:
- Access your files without your password
- Reset your Windows account password
- Crack your Windows account password to access encrypted files
Access Your Documents, Files without Your Windows Password [How To]
On June - 19 - 2012
If you have a Windows PC that you can’t log in to but you need access to the files, the easiest way is to get to them through a live distribution of Linux. While that might sound a little daunting, this guide will walk you through the process and show you just how easy it can be.
Create a Bootable Linux Disc
1. Download the latest version of Ubuntu Desktop
2. Burn the Ubuntu ISO to a disc (how to burn an ISO to disc)
Burn an ISO to a CD or DVD [How To] [Updated]
On June - 19 - 2012
An ISO image is an archive file of an optical disc, which contains all of the contents of the optical disc it represents. ISO files are useful because you can archive a bootable disc (see examples below) and distribute it to users to burn and use locally.
Examples of useful ISOs:
Crack Windows Password [How To] [Updated]
On June - 19 - 2012
Have you ever forgotten your Windows password? Ever had a friend ask you if you know how to retrieve their password? Ever needed a password for other reasons? In this guide you’ll learn how to retrieve your Windows password using a tool named ophcrack.