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1• Wipe adult content from your PC
By Andy Walker. Need to delete your Internet Browser history to keep those nosy people from tracking your web surfing habits? This guide will show your how to do so.
2• Outlook's archived e-mail only a click away
By Andy Walker. It makes perfect sense to archive mail as it saves space in your e-mail application.
3• Your family needs a computer?
By Andy Walker. Games, finances, digital photography, writing e-mails to Aunt Jennie: decide what you want to do first, then start looking around.
4• Windows XP goes kaboom?
By Chris Ricci. An XP crash sounds ominous but it doesn't have to be: you can save your PC without losing your data.
5• A radical approach to tinkering with a hard drive
By Andy Walker. If you're going to format your C: drive, be sure to do it right.
6• Rid your browser of naughty stuff
By Andy Walker. What to do if you don't want others to see that you've visited certain sites.
7• How to use a cellular phone to go online with your laptop
By Andy Walker. Cell phones can be used for more than just making phone calls.
8• Here's what you need for your personal home office
By Andy Walker. If you need to buy equipment for your home office, here are some Cyberwalker recommendations.
9• Lavasoft's Ad-Aware 2007
By Ted Gallardo. One of the first applications out of the anti-spyware wars gates, Lavasoft is still going strong.
10• Windows caught in the cookie jar
By Andy Walker. Cookies.
11• Carbonite Online Backup
By Jason Kerluck. Carbonite offers an uncomplicated way to save whatever you need to save on your computer before tragedy strikes and your hard drive goes kaput.
12• Stop annoying ads on your desktop
By Andy Walker. Do ads pop open on your computer even if you're not doing anything? You are infected with spyware.
13• Be the master of your e-mail
By Andy Walker. Pick the e-mail you want, not the one your browser wants.
14• Search and find
By Andy Walker. It's a hassle sifting through irrelevant pages in your search results.
15• How to buy a new computer to suit your needs
By Jason Kerluck. Before even entering the store, sit down and decide what it is you'll need your new computer for.
16• CA Anti-Spyware 2007: old friend's back
By Ted Gallardo. Its predecessor, eTrust PestPatrol, used to be more robust, but still, this application is one of the musts these days.
17• Ten Commandments to keep your computer healthy
By Jason Kerluck. They all make common sense, but not every computer is aware of them: basic rules to help your computer keep running in top form.
18• Send garbage where it belongs
By Chris Ricci. Get rid of software you won't need to reclaim precious hard drive space.
19• Overdrive chips
By Andy Walker. PCs seem to become obsolete awfully fast.
20• AMD Spider proves not all computers are equal
By Jason Kerluck. Computer games expose that even the best of computer-parts standards do not guarantee seamless operation.
21• Windows 98: Not as scary as many fear.
By Andy Walker. With each new OS comes some apprehension, which is normal.
22• Get used to employing safe-surfing habits
By Peter Ehm. The cyber-world is not as dangerous as the many headlines would make us believe, but it's still too dangerous to keep us entirely comfortable.
23• Where is my wearable computer?
By Peter Ehm. PDAs weren't it, and they died a painful death by user indifference.
24• IE8 waiting in the wings
By Jason Kerluck. You may end up surfing more safely with Internet Explorer's Version 8, but since it's still in Beta, be wary.
25• Get the fear out of Internet browsing
By Jason Kerluck. Security packages help us defend our computers against spyware and viral attacks.