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Showing posts with label Anti-spyware. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Anti-spyware. Show all posts

Monday, July 19, 2010

PAyPal Security Through EMAILS .Don't get scammed

Use this checklist to make sure your email came from
 PayPal:

 Check the greeting:
 We always address you by your first and last name, or by
 the business
 name on your PayPal account.

 Check the link before you click:
 Before you click a link in an email, hover your cursor over
 the link and
 check the web address. If the web address doesn't start
 with
 "https://www.paypal.com," don't click the link.( Try it here)

 Check for requests for your personal information:
 We?ll never use a PayPal email to ask you for any of the
 following:
 * Your bank account numbers
 * Your debit and credit card numbers
 * Your driver's license number
 * Your email addresses
 * Your full name

 Check for a shipping number request:
 Be on alert for emails that ask you to provide the shipping
 number
 before the buyer pays you.

 Check for attachments or software updates:
 We?ll never send an email with an attachment, or ask you to
 install
 software updates on your computer.

 If anything on this checklist matches your email, someone
 may be trying
 to "spoof" or "phish" your account. Spoofing and phishing
 are illegal
 attempts to steal your identity, passwords, or other
 personal or
 financial information. If you?ve already clicked on a link
 in the email
 and entered personal information, you should change your
 PayPal account
 password and security questions immediately.

 Just to be on the safe side, you should also review your
 most recent
 payment history for anything unusual or unauthorized. If
 anything on
 your account looks out of the ordinary, please let us know
 about it as
 soon as you can.

 Here?s how you can report an unauthorized transaction:

 1. Log into your PayPal account.
 2. Select "Resolution Center.?
 3. Click "Open a dispute."
 4. Select "Unauthorized transaction," and then click
 "Continue."
 5. Enter or select the transaction ID for the transaction
 you want to
 dispute, and then click "Continue."
 6. Complete the report for Unauthorized Use on a PayPal
 Account, and
 then click "Continue."
 7. Confirm that the claim is correct, and then click
 "Submit."

 To learn more about protecting your account, click
 "Security Center" on
 any PayPal webpage.


 PayPAls office
 Registered Office:
 5th Floor 22-24 Boulevard Royal L-2449, Luxembourg RCS
 Luxembourg B 118
 349.

Monday, July 12, 2010

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Tuesday, April 13, 2010

How to Find How Much RAM My Computer Will Hold

Download a program to obtain information on your computer's hardware components, such as Speccy, a free program.
(Please note this is a beta version of Speccy and should only be used by advanced users on test machines. We recommend you wait for a final release version before downloading.)


Install the program and run it. Follow the program's directions to get the specific information on your motherboard
After writing down the model number of your motherboard, visit the manufacturer's website and search for your motherboard model number. Be careful to do this accurately, as many model numbers differ by only one number or letter.
Read the technical information about your motherboard provided by the website. This will give you information not only about how much RAM your motherboard will hold but also the type of RAM it supports.


If you own an Apple computer, you can simply visit Apple's website and search for your computer's model number to find your RAM capacity. There is no need to install a program.In order to use more than 4GB of RAM you must be running a 64-bit operating system. If you run a 32-bit system, it cannot use more than 4GB, even if your motherboard supports it and you install it.Your motherboard supports a particular type of RAM, such as DDR, DDR2, or DDR3. Before purchasing any RAM make sure it is compatible with your motherboard.If you purchase and install RAM on your own be sure to carefully read a tutorial on it. It is one of the simplest upgrades you can perform but it must be done correctly or you can damage your computer.If your motherboard does not support the amount of RAM you desire, you can purchase a new motherboard and install it. This is much more complicated than a RAM upgrade but is something you can do without hiring a professional if you follow directions carefully.Be careful whenever you download and install a program on your computer. If you use a program other than the ones listed in this article, take care to ensure it is from a trustworthy source. A failure to do so may put your computer at risk of infection by viruses or malware


Free software from Microsoft
Click HERE
 
Free Internet Security Essentials From Microsoft
Click HERE
 
 
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Here you can find all your computer needs

Monday, April 12, 2010

Anti-software

Trend Micro's Internet Security 2010

you can try the Trend micro 2010 see how it works on your system

Friday, March 26, 2010

Spyware




Have Used Alot of Atni-Virus Programs Myself.
I have recommended a few out.
And StopZilla is one I do would recommend.

I have seen this one Stop a virus that some of the others will not.


Anti-Virus programs To me are more of how user friendly they are. Just like any operating system Some people Like XP or Vista and even Windows 7
StopZilla is compatiable with all mentioned windows above.

Just simply Click on the Above picture and See how it works on your system


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Thursday, March 25, 2010

Family Norton, FREE

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This Free program from norton Gives you the ability to see what Web sites your kids goto who they talk too. An you can even Block a website an never even get on their computer.