When you delete a file, it disappears from your desktop. That can be helpful to clear up clutter and give you a sense of accomplishment, or it can cause a panic spiral as you worry that you’ve lost a week’s worth of work. Either way, it may help to better understand what really happens when you delete a file.

Have you recently received an email claiming to be from Norton informing you of an upcoming subscription renewal? Be cautious, as this could be a scam.

As the stereotype goes, when you report a problem to your IT team, their first question is often, "Have you tried turning it off and on again?" While it might seem annoying, the reality is that many issues can indeed be fixed with a reboot. The longer you keep your computer running without a restart or shutdown, the higher the chances of encountering problems.

You come across a thumb drive, or USB drive that you don’t recognize. Maybe you find it in the parking lot of your building or by the copier in the office. You’re curious or you want to plug it in to identify where to return it. Don't do it!