#1129 - To Capitalize or not to Capitalize? That Is the Question.
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To Capitalize or not to Capitalize? That Is the Question.
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How to Remove PUPs and Other Unexpected Things From Your Computer
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Unwanted toolbars, extensions, and other junk software can sneak onto your computer when you install something else. I'll walk you through removing these so called PUPs step by step, plus how to keep them out for good.
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How to Remove PUPs and Other Unexpected Things From Your Computer
Unwanted toolbars, extensions, and other junk software can sneak onto your computer when you install something else. I'll walk you through removing these so called PUPs step by step, plus how to keep them out for good.
Watch: How to Remove PUPs and Other Unexpected Things From Your Computer
Just What Is Common Sense?
Everyone says to use common sense online, but what does that mean? I'll show you how to use to spot scams, dodge bad advice, and decide what's trustworthy.
Watch: Just What Is Common Sense?
Setting up Windows 11 for Privacy
When you install Windows 11, you have the chance to influence what information it collects about you. I'll show you which setup screens matter, which settings to turn off, and the one backup offer you should always refuse.
To Capitalize or Not to Capitalize? That Is the Question.
Is LEO different than leo? That's a definite sometimes. I'll break down when case matters for email addresses, web addresses, filenames, and passwords, with opinions on what to use when.
Watch: To Capitalize or Not to Capitalize? That Is the Question.
12 Steps to Keep from Getting Your Account Hacked
Getting hacked once is bad enough, but getting hacked repeatedly, or losing your account forever, is preventable. I'll cover 12 practical steps cover passwords, two-factor authentication, recovery options, and the skeptical habits that keep hackers out. Set them up *before* you need them, and you'll never have to start over.
