Computer Question & Answer – Basic Computer Security Tips

This latest computer question comes from Taj Abed who writes:

“Hello, thanks for information. I want to know about PC safety, please describe it to me. I really need to find out about it.”

This is a kind of general question and there’s just a ton of information I could cover that could help you keep your computer running more securely. What I did was give you four basic steps you can take to help increase your computer’s security.

This is by no means a comprehensive list, but I’ve taken the time to explain everything in Plain English with some comparisons to real-world things which should help it all make more sense to you.

For step-by-step video lessons covering Internet basics as well as safety and security, you might consider my easy video lesson CDs:

Apple Mac How to Internet Skills CDs

Windows PC How to Internet Skills CDs

Posted by Worth Godwin Computer Training on May 18, 2010 in Apple Mac Basics Training, Audio Computer Training, Computer Questions Answers, Computer Terms, Computer Tips, Computer Training, Online Privacy & Security | 2 comments

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