What do you do when your PC decides it won’t accept your new OS? This article details the process of determining where the problem is and how to fix it.

While Microsoft says the bug can’t be exploited, they’re going to patch it anyway. The patch is part of Bulletin 7 which targets Win2000, WinXP, and Windows Server 2003.

There are dirty jobs, where you crawl under desks to fix cables only to meet rodents and spiders, then there are dirty jobs where you have to baby-sit the systems and keep an eye out for unintentional sabotage. This article profiles seven jobs you might not want.

A Trojan downloader called "tactilol"’ is arriving either as a Zipped attachment or as a Facebook update. Once installed it resists removal by killing the operating system.

Wikipedia apparently has a Northern Hemisphere bias. Now, for those in the Southern Hemisphere, Delimiter has started Delimiter Wiki.

Visual Studio 2010 and .Net Framework 4 contain a number of new features, not all of which have been mentioned by Microsoft. This article discusses some of what you can expect.

If your browser has gotten sluggish due to too many add-ons, the My Faster PC 5.3 utility can help speed it up again. It also has tools to diagnose and repair hidden errors.

Patch Tuesday is next week. Microsoft is planning to patch 25 vulnerabilities in Windows, Office, and Exchange.

Internet Explorer 9 will not be supported on WinXP. Otherwise, if you have the right hardware, IE9 promises to be quick.

McAfee is a respected name in security software. But. They’ve been hit with a class-action lawsuit because of deceptive advertising.