Helpdesk Challenge – how to spot and remove ransomware
Ransomware is a particularly distressing type of malware that creates a pop-up blocking all access to your machine unless you pay a fine for alleged illegal activities. The post Helpdesk Challenge –...
View ArticleHow to uninstall unwanted Windows software
We’ve all come across software that doesn’t uninstall correctly, so how do you remove those unwanted files? We explain how to remove those stubborn files. Recently, we’ve been receiving feedback from...
View ArticleWhat to do after you’ve been hacked – five essential tips
Several tech companies have seen their users’ personal information leaked by hackers. We explain what to do if the worst happens. With so many of our personal and banking details stored across a number...
View ArticleTop five Microsoft Office alternatives
Don’t want to pay out for Microsoft Office? Then there are plenty of word processing and spreadsheet alternatives. Here’s our pick of the best. Want to buy a brand new download of Microsoft Office?...
View ArticleHow to test your broadband speed
Don’t feel like your broadband provider is living up its promised internet speed? We explain how to find out for sure. Thought you signed up for superfast broadband only to find you never receive the...
View ArticleIs it time to get a laptop-tablet convertible?
Have you seen the adverts for strange laptop-tablet convertible devices? We explain what they are and what they’re best at. When it comes to portable computing, the first gadget on the scene was the...
View ArticleHelpdesk Challenge – How to boost your home wi-fi signal
Are there spots in your home where the wi-fi signal is weak or non-existent? Follow our top five tips to help restore a reliable internet connection. If you’re experiencing problems with the wi-fi...
View ArticleBest free PC software downloads
Why pay top dollar for fancy software when free downloads can be just as good? You can download everything from photo-editing software to complete office suites at no cost. Why pay top dollar for fancy...
View ArticleHow to best upgrade from Windows XP – Tech Daily debate
The end of Windows XP is nigh. We debate which version of Windows to upgrade to next, Windows 7 or Windows 8. After 12 years of existence, Microsoft is finally pulling the plug on Windows XP on April...
View ArticleHow to create and edit Office documents in Android 4.4 KitKat
Struggling to edit or open Office documents on your Android 4.4 Kit Kat powered device? We guide you through the process using QuickOffice. Google originally purchased QuickOffice in June 2012, but...
View ArticleHow to make your PC start up faster – Helpdesk Challenge
If you have a PC that’s slower than a tortoise swimming through treacle, you’ll want to follow our top five tips. If you have a PC that’s slower than a tortoise swimming through treacle, you’ll want to...
View ArticleEmail scams – how to spot a convincing fake
Email scams are getting craftier than ever, but we show you how to avoid even the most convincing fakes. Email scams are big business. According to Citizen’s Advice, 48% of Britons have been targeted...
View ArticleHow to stream your laptop to your TV – Helpdesk Challenge
Sick of watching movies on your small laptop screen? Our latest guide explains how to stream your laptop to your TV with minimal cost and fuss. Previously, we explained how to stream your tablet to...
View ArticleHP Chromebook 11 & 14 – the best Chromebooks yet?
Costing £600 less than a Macbook Air, the latest Chromebook range from HP are super-cheap, with excellent build quality. But without Windows or OS X Mavericks, is it worth buying? Google’s Chromebooks...
View ArticleHeartbleed bug – how to stay safe from the online security flaw
The Heartbleed bug is a major security flaw that’s affected many of the internet’s most prominent websites. We explain what it is and how to protect yourself from its effects. From Google to Facebook...
View ArticleHow to spot whether you’ve got a broadband leech
Do you have a broadband leech? Find out if anyone else is piggy-backing on your broadband with our step by step guide. The post How to spot whether you’ve got a broadband leech appeared first on Which?...
View ArticleHelpdesk Challenge – speed up your PC or laptop
Tired of waiting around for your PC to load? Follow these simple steps to speed up your computer with the help of some additional hardware. Waiting for your PC or laptop to load files, programs and...
View ArticleHelpdesk Challenge – how to keep your laptop cool
A build-up of heat can be harmful to your laptop and make it uncomfortable to use. Does your laptop get so hot that you could fry an egg on it? If so, you might be interested to know that excessive...
View ArticleHow to convert an internal hard disk into an external drive
External hard drives are a great way to increase your PC’s storage, but did you know you can convert your old internal disks into external drives? If you have an old internal hard drive kicking about...
View ArticleHelpdesk Challenge – save your laptop from liquid damage
Spilling a drink on your laptop doesn’t mean an early death for your machine. Follow these steps and your laptop could live to fight another day. Spilling liquid onto your laptop doesn’t mean it’s...
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