Computer and other equipment questions

[vic120]

Be careful with downloads, especially from trusted sources like Adobe. Many times you will be given an option to install "X" along with the program.

Just say no . . .

This requires you to pay attention when downloading anything, including Windows updates. The more stuff you don't need but have on your computer the more chances you have to install a memory hog.

And be extra careful with software that SEEMS to be antivirus, offer to scan and clean your computer, etc. I never install free stuff on my computers. Greater chance of catching something you don't want.

ADOBE is exactly where this problem started

 

[LostDollar]

I am experiencing Malwarebytes as being a very rude and aggressive marketer if you do a trial of their product and then don't continue with it.