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The PC security handbook is now available. This handbook is designed to help you find ways to protect your Windows XP/Vista/7 PC and ensure your data is safe.

The purpose of this book is not to define the ultimate solution; its purpose is to give you simple, unbiased advice on what I’ve found to be the best options out there. In this handbook, I only give advice and share programs that I’ve used for at least a year. Some programs seem good when you first use them, but quickly annoy you or slow down your PC.

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What’s in the Handbook?

Here’s an overview of the book:

  • Introduction
    • Notational Conventions
    • Security 101
  • How to Avoid Malware
  • Keep Your Computer up to Date
  • Keep Your Browser up to Date
    • Internet Explorer
    • Mozilla Firefox
  • Install Good Antimalware
    • AVG Internet Security
      • What Do I Get If I Use the Coupon?
    • ESET Smart Security
      • System Scanning
      • Scheduled Protection
      • Harm Prevention
      • Harm Protection
      • Resource Usage
      • Real-time Status
      • In Conclusion
    • Put Your Antimalware to the Test
      • AVG
      • ESET
  • Backup Your Data Online
    • Online Data Backup
    • MozyHome Features
    • Download Mozy for Free

Feedback is always welcome!

Windows PC Security Handbook

PC Security Handbook

Protect your PC form malware and keep your files safe with this free 14-page eBook.

Download the PC Security Handbook



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Rich is the owner and creator of Windows Guides; he spends his time breaking things on his PC so he can write how-to guides to fix them.

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54 thoughts on “PC Security Handbook Now Available”

  1. Tecnico Deisa says:

    Other languages please.

    Spanish is good!!

    :-)

  2. Rich says:

    Thanks for your suggestion. Did you know Windows 7 – The Pocket guide is available in Spanish?

  3. cliffordtheitguy says:

    Simple and easy to read guide. Cover quite a bit of review on antivirus/antimalware. I’m sure newbies would love it.

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