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Top-scoring articles in the past year
- Holiday sounds and lights in Sioux Falls 5.00
- Banking on whether Windows is safe for banking 4.58
- The end for Home Server and Small Business Server 4.40
- Routers using WPS are intrinsically unsafe 4.31
- Win8 vs. Windows RT: What to know before you buy 4.30
- Outlook.com: At last, a worthy MS mail program 4.20
- Beating back Duku and a plethora of other threats 4.20
- Java: Patching’s good, but removal is better 4.19
- Drive alignment and solid-state drives 4.19
- Why MS is dropping DVD-video playback in Win8 4.17
- Test-driving ‘free scan’ tune-up suites 4.16
- BSoDs from an unexpected source: WMP service 4.15
- Exploring Windows’ Administrative Tools: Part 4 4.14
- Is your free AV tool a ‘resource pig?’ 4.14
- SYSTEM_DRV and other mystery partitions 4.14
- Keeping secure connections in an XP/Win7 net 4.13
- Take control of Google’s privacy policy settings 4.13
- Remote access leads to remote attacks 4.13
- Clever malware masquerades as system scanner 4.12
- The ultimate Windows Secrets utilities list 4.12
- Better system security: Patch it or remove it 4.11
- New “419″ scam involves PayPal and Western Union 4.11
- Microsoft fixits offer temporary protection 4.11
- The good and the bad of solid-state drives 4.10
- Exploring Windows’ Administrative Tools: Part 5 4.09
- Easily edit Windows’ right-click context menus 4.09
- Shrink that gigantic WinSxS folder down to size 4.09
- Flame malware and security-certificate issues 4.09
- A fine-tooth comb process for malware removal 4.09
- A bountiful summer crop of Patch Tuesday updates 4.09