Recent content by Jim Haynes

Agreed, but that's just for the Google login. I was referring to all of the accounts that one adds to the Authenticator app.

I agree with you but I was hoping that someone had a similar problem and found a solution. Cause I'm thinking about it like passwords. We have password managers to handle the password issue but now that we have all these two factor logins, how are people handling its backup and re-deployment...

Hello - I was wondering if there is anyway to backup or resync two factor authentication accounts from a mobile device after it is hard reset or after you have transferred the data to a new phone. So let's say you have a mobile device (Windows Phone, iOS, Android, doesn't matter) and you have...

I know I did not reset my browser, although it crossed my mind. Sometimes I get so fedup with the lost of history, cookies and everything else (I realize you can decide what you want to wipe), that resetting the browser to its default settings is usually a last resort for me. IE would not have...

Yeah, same thing here with financial websites. One of them I cannot log into at all, however I did call them (the financial firm) and let them know about the issue. And another site, when I want to log out the buttons do not appear and you have to hover over where you think they are and click on...

Also using it myself, it is nice I like the more stream lined look but also a few things I do not like. Having the tabs and the address bar on one line is cool for those who only have perhaps 1 to 7 tabs open but any more or in the double digits, it might be an issue. The integrated search...

Hah, Fleshbot is a cool site. But with respect to the article, there is so much free porn out there, sometimes I wonder how these sites survive by charging $40 (or any amount) for subscriptions

Hah, that's a pretty cool idea business wise.

Just to make a small correction, hold the "Windows button", which is next to the Ctrl or Fn orAlt button depending on the keyboard configuration and press R as stated above. So Windows Button + R and then type CMD

Thanks for providing the Pro Profs link, here thinking about taking a few of the CompTIA exams myself and have been looking around for information and websites to help me out and the site is quite useful.

I have not and probably won't install IE8 until the final code is released but a heads up on an article I read the other day said that with Windows Update, some users who installed IE8 could not update Windows. Windows Update was asking for IE7. I think the article said that you could tell IE8...

I cannot give you any advice off the top of my head, simply because I do not follow "the latest and greatest" on a daily basis. I know a site like Tom's Hardware - Computer Hardware News, Tests, Ratings and Reviews should be able to help you out, although personally I have not used the site for...

2. The final version has been released to particular groups of Windows users and manufacturers. For the general public, it will be released in March or there about. 3. I remember reading articles (cannot source them right now), which says that it affects some security suites (i..e antivirus...

You can also try Prevx from Prevx - Helping You Fix The Threats That Others Miss . they have a free scanner which you can use. Can't remember if it does removal though during the trial period. Sometimes that program picks up stuff which the antivirus suites do not.

Running SP1 here also on a 4 or 5 year old desktop machine. AMD 64 3500+ 2.20GHz processor with 1GB RAM. Only use the machine as a server really and to download files. Couple problems with Prevx Prevx - Helping You Fix The Threats That Others Miss and TrendMicro but those have been sorted out...