A computer or system crash is basically when an application or hardware component on a computer ceases to function properly. In most cases, the application will stop abruptly while producing an error, this is also the case when you have a full system crash, as the system will shutdown/restart, then present you with an error message once the system has fully rebooted.

Internet Explorer (IE) as you should already know is a web browser developed as a free component of Microsoft’s operating system, dating way back to 1995. The first Microsoft Internet Explorer was made available as an add-on for the Windows 95 operating system. Over the years more improved versions have since been developed and made available either via free download or as part of a service pack; depending on the operating system in question.

Despite being the most readily used internet browser, it’s still known to freeze from time to time, and for a variety of reasons at that. The most common complaints arise after a user has updated their version of Firefox. Issues begin to crop their ugly head, with the browser freezing and/or crashing while visiting certain websites and in some cases crashing at startup.

A rather common problem that many people tend to have is when their mouse suddenly freezes or stops moving. The typical scenario goes something like this, your surfing the web, chatting to a friend or playing a computer game when the mouse pointer suddenly freezes. Your immediate reaction is to move the mouse around frantically in hopes of the mouse pointer springing back to life, but when that fails, you resort to switching your system off from the power button.

Email hacking is fairly commonplace; we’ve all, at some point played victim to it, even myself, which is why concern for it is justified. As a reaction to this growing concern, many email service providers are implementing new methods of countering these cyber thugs, but despite this fact, it’s still important that you’re cognizant of the obvious risks.

Bad sectors are basically data clusters on the platter of your hard drive that cannot be read or written to. There are a variety of reasons why this may occur, but from the perspective of your operating system, the only thing it acknowledges is its inability to read or write data to that segment of the disk. The most alarming thing about bad sectors is that they have the ability to cause your hard drive to fail if little is done to stifle them.

With all of the advancements witnessed in the computer industry over the years, it’s opened up an expansive range of products for you to choose from. Today, you can pick up a 1 terabyte hard drive at a highly affordable price. The hard drives that you purchase today are considerably more reliable than their predecessors.

For those of you here, you’re probably asking yourself, “how can I see who is on my WiFi network?” and for one reason in particular, which is because of certain unscrupulous individuals that like to steal peoples bandwidth. It’s a very annoying occurrence that was very rampant in the early days of WiFi technology.