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273 Gladstone Road
GISBORNE
NEW ZEALAND
Copyrite Computerz and More Limited 2012
Fax: 06 - 867 2668
Mobile:
Ian 027 - 258 8879
E-mail:
General Enquiries: Ian@computerz.co.nz
computerzandmorenz@gmail.com
273 Gladstone Road
GISBORNE
NEW ZEALAND
Copyrite Computerz and More Limited 2012
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5 tips for running Windows XP
relatively safely
Microsoft has stopped supporting the decade-old Windows XP operating system. If you can't upgrade (or don't want to), follow these tips to continue running the Windows XP with a little security.
1.Use updated browsers -- no more Internet Explorer. Use Google Chrome, Firefox or Opera.
2. Get rid of Flash, Java, and Adobe Reader, there are safer alternatives for Adobe Reader, such as Sumatra PDF, Nitro PDF, and Foxit Reader.
3. Buy a full antivirus suite, IOBIT ASC Ultimate, Nod32, Kaspersky, TrendMicro, Norton.
4.Go offline or limit your account access. Use your PC Admin account sparingly. Create a limited user account. Only go ONLINE when you need to.
5. Remove unnecessary clutter, Uninstall unnecessary programs, keep baggage to a minimum. Use IOBIT and Secunia software on PC to keep it clean.
relatively safely
Microsoft has stopped supporting the decade-old Windows XP operating system. If you can't upgrade (or don't want to), follow these tips to continue running the Windows XP with a little security.
1.Use updated browsers -- no more Internet Explorer. Use Google Chrome, Firefox or Opera.
2. Get rid of Flash, Java, and Adobe Reader, there are safer alternatives for Adobe Reader, such as Sumatra PDF, Nitro PDF, and Foxit Reader.
3. Buy a full antivirus suite, IOBIT ASC Ultimate, Nod32, Kaspersky, TrendMicro, Norton.
4.Go offline or limit your account access. Use your PC Admin account sparingly. Create a limited user account. Only go ONLINE when you need to.
5. Remove unnecessary clutter, Uninstall unnecessary programs, keep baggage to a minimum. Use IOBIT and Secunia software on PC to keep it clean.
Please note this advice is given as is and may not apply in all cases depending on the age of your system. It is understood that these TIPS are given freely and are to be used to extend the use of your existing XP system until you are able to Replace or Upgrade you XP system to either Windows 7 or windows 8.1.
You understand and agree that by using these HINTS Computerz and More shall in no event be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or exemplary damages. This shall include, but not be limited to damages for loss of profits, business interruption, business reputation or goodwill, loss of programs or information or other intangible loss arising out of the use of or the inability to use the service, or information, or any permanent or temporary cessation of such service or access to information, or the deletion or corruption of any content or information, or the failure to store any content or information.
You understand and agree that by using these HINTS Computerz and More shall in no event be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or exemplary damages. This shall include, but not be limited to damages for loss of profits, business interruption, business reputation or goodwill, loss of programs or information or other intangible loss arising out of the use of or the inability to use the service, or information, or any permanent or temporary cessation of such service or access to information, or the deletion or corruption of any content or information, or the failure to store any content or information.