Monthly Archives: December 2008
Happy Holidays
Dear readers and subscribers, Tech Thoughts is taking a break for the holidays. Regular posting will begin again on Monday, January 5, 2009. Wishing you a safe and happy Holiday Season, and a properous 2009. Bill Mullins
Filed under Windows Tips and Tools
Stolen or Lost Laptop Tracker Software – Adeona Free
You’ll never lose your Laptop computer, and you take particular care to ensure it won’t be stolen, right? Of course you do. But does loss, or theft, of laptops happen? You bet. Recent survey results from the Ponemon Institute, indicates … Continue reading
Virtual CloneDrive – Speedup CD/DVD Access With This Emulator
Virtual CloneDrive is a small freeware application that allows you to mount image files, from a hard drive, as a virtual CD or DVD drive, just as if you had inserted the application into a physical CD/DVD drive. To explain … Continue reading
Hazard Shield – Enhance Your Anti-Malware Solutions Free
Hazard Shield jumps into the already overcrowded anti-malware application market, as yet another free anti-malware contender. On the other hand, choice is good, and it’s always a plus to have another free and effective security application to choose from. In … Continue reading
Computer Security – Time to Think About It
Here we are getting ready for the holiday season, once again. For many of us it’s a wonderful time of the year, full of memories of previous Christmases, and great anticipation for all the good things to come. During the … Continue reading
Maximize Layered Malware Defenses – A-squared HijackFree
There are plenty of good anti-malware products, but experienced computer users’ realize that to ensure maximum safety, it’s important to have layered defenses in the ongoing fight against malware. Given the virtual epidemic of malware currently circulating on the Internet, … Continue reading
McDonalds Email Christmas Offer is Scroogy Malware
Who’s going to turn down an email savings coupon from that great American institution – McDonalds? The cyber-criminals behind this spam/scam email are counting on the fact that not many of us will turn it down. Let’s face it – … Continue reading
