One aspect of security many people are failing to think about is the security aspect of their Wi-Fi routers. Without a security key enabled on your router anybody with a Wi-Fi enabled device is able to connect to your internet and computer network without you even knowing it.

Some people think they can just access the internet via your router but the horrid truth is that they can actually do alot more.

They could store a keylogger on your machine, which would allow them to save all sorts of information such as passwords, credit and debit card info that they have typed into websites when buying items online and all sorts of other private information.

Not only this, the fact that they can use your internet means anything they do using your connection would be traced back to you. Many hackers use other peoples connections in order to perform illegal operations so that they can’t be traced.

This can all be stopped by using a very simple form of security. In fact the security itself isn’t simple at all but setting it up is pretty easy if you follow the instructions provided by your router manufacturer.

If you don’t want to do this yourself, or don’t know if your Wi-Fi router is secure then this is one of the services that we offer at a very reasonable one off price.

After all, how much would you pay to protect yourself and your family.

All the best

Jamie

It shows the pitfalls of the new, sleek, shiny and outrageously slim MacBook Air when compared with a Lenovo X300.

This goes to show that the humble PC based system, wins again when it comes to close calls wih MAC.

The video speaks for itself, no need for me to ramble on and on.

Whilst messing about with Vista we came across something we’d like to share.

This little marvel is called the ‘Snipping Tool’.

Found under Start > All Programs > Accessories > Snipping Tool

This little app will allow you to selectively copy anything on your screen infront of you and save it as a picutre file. This is perfect for those of you who love to use the ‘prt sc’ button as this completely eliminates the need to paste the copied image into another program etc

bye for now!

This means we get asked lots of questions about such programs and Norton is a bit of a pain when it comes to uninstalling, the following example question we have been asked quite a few times now:

“I tried to uninstall Norton, but the Add/Remove Programs in the control panel doesn’t work like normal, what can I do?”

The answer is pretty simple, the only true way to get rid of Norton is to download and run the Norton Removal Tool, supplied free online by Symantec themselves.

Download It HERE

Make sure you know what version of Norton you have on your PC, and download the version of the tool which applies to you. It is a small download, but may take a little while to actually complete the removal task as there is quite a bit to remove.

There are plenty of free alternatives to the likes of Norton, two we recommend are:

Grisoft AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition

Avast Anti-Virus Free Home Edition

To kick start the blog we’re going to include all sorts of things that take our fancy here at Asonda.

Something that caught all our eyes recently was this computer built in a fish tank and submerged in Mineral Oil. Are you thinking, Surely the computer would not function? Surely electricity and liquid don’t go together? Well actually you would be suprised to find out that the PC not only works, it works very well with the Oil providing amazing cooling benefits.

The boys at Puget systems uploaded a video to YouTube. Here it is, enjoy:

Here we’re going to give you Tips, Tricks, Tweaks and Information on Technology in General.

One problem, we might not appear sane at all times so please do make sure you have fun, bookmark the blog and keep checking back.

Pfft, Bloggy, Blog Blog, who thought of that name!