We all received a big surprise today when Microsoft issued an out of cycle patch to fix a vulnerability in all versions of Internet Explorer. Most of us have been totally 
avoiding using Internet Explorer and have downloaded third party browsers such as Firefox and Maxthon as a workaround. The update will be delivered via automatic update so if you have automatics updates turned off, be sure to turn them back on so you can receive the critical patch.
It is a well-known fact that support on Windows XP has been dropped as of April 8, 2014. Many folks, including myself, are still using the OS on certain computers. So far, I 
have had no issues with my XP installations. I did have an issue with my installation of Security Essentials, however. This issue appears to be very common amongst the Windows XP users. It appears that through Microsoft update, Microsoft has made your Security Essentials look more like a threatening virus then a product that is supposed to protect you.
If you are like most folks, you probably own several digital devices like a computer, a smart phone and a tablet. Sometimes when we take new pictures or download them to
our PC from a camera, you want to share them with your friends when you are out and about. There are lots of solutions that you can do this with but a trusted application known as SkyDrive from Microsoft is one of my favorites.
With the introduction of Windows 8, many folks have been totally confused on how to maneuver around this very confusing operating system. Every operating system since the inception of Windows had a handy tool called the Start Menu. For reasons unknown to anybody, Microsoft decided to make Windows 8 without it.
Internet Explorer is one of the most mocked applications on the planet. It is hated by many and cursed by others, especially when it does not work. It seems that Microsoft keeps rolling out new versions of the browser even before things in the last version are fixed. The truth is that without IE, we would not be able to use most of the third party browsers like AOL, Firefox and Chrome. They all rely to some extent on Internet Explorer.
Sooner or later no matter what operating system you are using, you will have to completely wipe your data and start over. With past operating systems, it usually meant you either needed the supplied restore disk or you had to have a supplied restore partition on the computer and you had to hope and pray it would work. With Windows XP, you could do a repair install that kept all your settings, programs and documents if you had the original Windows XP operating system disc that came with the computer.
Microsoft Fix It Center Online offers an easy to use platform for obtaining support with their automated troubleshooters that will not only locate your computer issues but fix them as well. The software is designed to not only rid you of any PC issues but also to help prevent them.
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