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If you're using Microsoft Windows, there are 3 recommended steps to take other then installing another Operating systems.
If you're using Microsoft Windows, there are 3 recommended steps to take other then installing another Operating system.


# Install a [[Firewall]]. This will close all your [[ports]] from being accessible from the public internet.
# Install a [[Firewall]]. This will close all your [[ports]] from being accessible from the public internet.
# Install [[antivirus]] software. This is the one thing worth paying for, as for one year from installing you will get the latest virus definitions (information about the latest viruses). This is important, as new viruses are released daily.
# Install [[antivirus]] software. This is the one thing worth paying for, as for one year from installing you will get the latest virus definitions (information about the latest viruses). This is important, as new viruses are released daily.
# Install another browser like [http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/ Mozilla Firefox] or [http://www.opera.com Opera] as Internet Explorer has a long history of security incidents.
# Install another browser like [http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/ Mozilla Firefox] or [http://www.opera.com Opera] as Internet Explorer has a long history of security incidents.

Revision as of 20:16, 24 October 2005

If you're using Microsoft Windows, there are 3 recommended steps to take other then installing another Operating system.

  1. Install a Firewall. This will close all your ports from being accessible from the public internet.
  2. Install antivirus software. This is the one thing worth paying for, as for one year from installing you will get the latest virus definitions (information about the latest viruses). This is important, as new viruses are released daily.
  3. Install another browser like Mozilla Firefox or Opera as Internet Explorer has a long history of security incidents.