Computer Basics from the Techs
Always have some kind of Antivirus on your computer (McAfee, Trend Micro, AVG, Kaspersky)
o Would you rather pay the small cost of Antivirus, or would you rather pay for a new
computer? Plus you lose your files.
o Always...
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Computer Basics from the Techs
Always have some kind of Antivirus on your computer (McAfee, Trend Micro, AVG, Kaspersky)
o Would you rather pay the small cost of Antivirus, or would you rather pay for a new
computer? Plus you lose your files.
o Always keep your Antivirus up-to-date and set it up to run weekly scans of your computer
Always use a surge protector when plugging in/charging any electronics.
It’s amazing the electrical
damage a thunder and lightning storm will do.
Even brown-outs can severely damage or ruin
electronics.
Always back up your files.
o Don’t put CDs/DVDs remain the most secure form of backup.
Just be sure they remain
dust/dirt/and scratch free.
A portable Hard Drive is another great option.
But just
remember, after several years, just like any hard drive, they do stop working.
So there
should not be one form of backing up that you rely on.
When in doubt REBOOT.
Rebooting or restarting your computer fixes 98% of all computer
issues.
If you
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