If there’s a single piece of functionality you no longer want, but still want to use others, consider disabling the specific Layers App individually. Uninstall from Internet Explorer, Firefox or Google Chrome (PC): Go to the Windows Start Menu and then to Control Panel > Add/Remove(“Programs & Features” in Vista/Windows 7) and click “Remove” next…
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I have recently come across some computer infected with a virus that appears to wipe out the hard drives of a system. In fact they are actually just hidden. This command appears to fix it: attrib -h -r -s /s /d c:\*.*
Is my computer Infected with DNSChanger? The best way to determine if your computer or SOHO router has been affected by DNSChanger is to have them evaluated by the Boot Networks computer professionals. To determine if a computer is using rogue DNS servers, it is necessary to check the DNS server settings on the computer.…
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DNSChanger malware causes a computer to use rogue DNS servers in one of two ways. First, it changes the computer’s DNS server settings to replace the ISP’s good DNS servers with rogue DNS servers operated by the criminal. Second, it attempts to access devices on the victim’s small office/home office (SOHO) network that run a…
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Dell System E-support Tool (DSET) download link: support.dell.com/dset
Password protect Internet Explorer Open up Internet Explorer Click Tools Click Internet Options Click on the tab Content Underneath ‘Content Advisor’, Click Enable Then click on the tab General Under ‘Supervisor Password click Create Make you password then click Ok. Then Apply and finally Ok
