Internet Explorer 8 has yet another zero-day exploit, which has prompted Microsoft to release an impromptu patch this week.

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Companies like Microsoft and Adobe realize they have lost a lot of revenue from users that are content with owning obsolete software. But what if you rent the software?

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Can Windows Blue or (Windows 8.1) make us all believers?

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...don’t run and unplug your modem for fear of the digital world, simply read on to learn from the mistakes I have seen many others make to keep yourself safe and virus free.

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You know that the whole world is out to get you, what can you do about it? These steps will help close some of the holes used to exploit computers.

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This article focuses on a few ways to make your Windows 8 experience less painful.

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Some highlights of Windows 8′s split personality.

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In this article, we will be creating a shortcut for shutting down the computer, but you can also use this technique to Sleep, Hibernate and Restart your computer in Windows 8.

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You’re a proactive, responsible computer user. Your PC is as impenetrable as Fort Knox. Or so you think...

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It goes without saying we all need to have current Microsoft Windows updates and virus protection running on our systems. But what else do we need to do to keep our computers running at optimal performance levels, while maintaing security and protecting our valuable data? Below are several things you should be doing that could ultimately save your computing butt.

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