Use ReadyBoost to Speed up Your Computer
ReadyBoost is a caching technology integrated into the Windows Vista Operating System. The idea is to use a flash drive (commonly called a thumb drive) as secondary RAM for your computer. Since a computer’s performance is often dictated by the amount of physical memory installed in the computer, adding additional memory is an easy and inexpensive way to improve your PC’s speed.
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Remember: Never open an email attachment unless you know what it is—even if it's from someone you know and trust.
Virus writers can use known hoaxes to their advantage. For example, AOL4FREE began as a hoax virus warning. Then somebody distributed a destructive Trojan horse attached to the original hoax virus warning! The lesson is clear: remain vigilant and never open a suspicious attachment.
