If your faced with the thought that someone has placed a keylogger on your computer and hacking you there is one way to get around it. You can change your passwords to sites but, if they are getting it non stop, then what good does it do? There are basically two ways you can change your password that the keylogger will not be able to get.

The first way is don't ever type your password just have a certain text somewhere that you can simply copy and paste the password in. Since your not typing it then it should not be able to read it.

Now a days a computer virus just wont make your pc crash noooooooooo they have become much more advanced. Here are some tips and some ideas on how to better protect yourself:

How to tell, what to do if computer is infected (AP)

Computer-virus infections don't cause your machine to crash anymore.

Well, those of you that know me, are well aware of the fact that I'm no computer whiz. Heck, I barely scrape by. So on those common occasions where I have a computer mishap. (ie: it's not doing what I want it to, or I somehow broke it) I have a route of attack I take.

Step 1: Yell and scream expletives at said computer
Step 2: Restart. Well because why not really, ya never know what that might fix? I'm a firm believer in "it might fix itself" (fyi: usually... not so much, but I'm not giving up hope yet)

• Above Message Composition "Rich Formatting" you will need to click it to change to Rich Text Format
• Highlight text to be changed
• Choose Font button for a selection of font styles
• Choose Size button for a font size, from x-small to x-large
• Choose Text Color to select color
• Choose Highlight to change background color

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• VIP (or add a name here)

I'm pretty sure we all have some issues with our PC's running slower as they get older. I found this little gem of an article suggesting 15 downloads to help clean out that PC, and get it humming again like new.

I did this on two of my XP machines and would not build another XP machine without it I have never did it on a vista machine yet !

http://www.blackviper.com/WinXP/supertweaks.htm

Ever since the last upgrade of Firefox(im not sure what version it is even) I constantly get a sort of frozen browser all the time and then I click, click, click and at the very top of the window it will say (not responding). Then if I keep clicking a few times it will eventually work, like it was starting to freeze but it came back to life.

Sorry if the explination sounds weird but that is the best way I can put it into my words for all you experts to try and understand what Im saying. Does anyone have any thoughts or ideas about this?