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Should I Download Windows 10 Updates?
Windows 10 is past its end-of-support date, so why does Windows Update keep delivering updates? And should you keep taking them? My answer is a definite yes, and the reasons are more important than you might think.
How to Run a Full Scan Using Windows Security
Here’s my step-by-step guide on how to run a complete malware scan using Windows 10 and 11’s built-in Windows Security.
Why I Don’t Expect a Windows 10 Apocalypse
Don’t believe the FUD; your PC won’t suddenly collapse into chaos when Windows 10 support ends. With updated security tools, smart habits, and backups, you can keep using Windows 10 safely long after Microsoft stops updating it—without fear, hype, or panic.
Do I Need More Than One Anti-malware Tool?
It’s tempting to think more is better when it comes to security software. In reality, too many can cause trouble.
What’s the Difference Between Windows Defender, Windows Security, and Microsoft Security Essentials?
Windows Security is Windows Defender is Microsoft Security Essentials, by any other name. Windows Defender has also had different meanings over the years.
Do I Need to Stop Using Microsoft Security Essentials?
Recently statements were made by a Microsoft spokesperson that some interpreted as implying that Microsoft was giving up on Microsoft Security Essentials. I went to the source and asked for clarification.
