How to Shutdown Your Computer Properly
Always shutdown your computer and any applications you have open properly.
Only use the reset button if your computer locks up and you have no other
choice.
If your computer is not responding to the above an application has gone
awry you will need to close off the offending application or program. To do this
press Ctrl+Alt+Del
(all at the same time). The
Task Manager window will appear. Select the task
you want to end (or the ones that say they are “not responding”) and
press End
Task.
Unknown Emails
Be very, very cautious of emails especially those that contain attachments
from unknown senders.Even if you know the sender and you are not expecting an
email from them or are unsure what the attachment is, be careful. Use an
antivirus program, keep it updated and set it to automatically scan your
incoming and outgoing email. If you are unsure get a professional to help you.
Remember you can always contact the sender if you are unsure of the
attachment.
Unknown File Downloads
Don’t go around and download every program you can. Be sure you know what you
are downloading and from where. Not all downloads are bad, but you never know
what may show up and some programs may contain a virus, adware or a Trojan
horse. Know exactly what you’re downloading and installing to your hard drive
beforehand. If you are unsure stop and get a professional to help you.
It may say that the program you are downloading is free but it may not tell
you what else the progrma is going to do with your system.
Incompatible Hardware and Software
Before purchasing new software or hardware be sure that the product you are
buying is compatible with your system. If in doubt write down the specifications
of your machine and operating system and ask the salesman.
Random Deletion of Files
Do not delete files or applications when you are not sure of what they belong
to. You may delete that one file that runs your favourite software or delete
that important finance information. If you are unsure, leave the file alone and
ask for assistance.
Further Help and Assistance
If you need further help or assistance on this or any other computer problem
please contact DP Computing.
DISCLAIMER: We will not be held responsible for any damage or data
loss to your system. If you are in doubt over something or if the steps are
different than what you see on your computer contact a professional.
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