Windows 10: Detailed practical step-by-step security guides for WIndows 10

Hi,

Does someone know any other complex and well explained step-by-step with practical examples guide for Windows 10 security like this one?

Harden Windows 10 - A Security Guide. How to secure Windows 10

It would be great if the guide is explained like for a beginner, but in the same time explaining advance Windows 10 security, and give practical examples, showing the steps which should be followed, to achieve the advises.

Respectfully.





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Step by step instructions for removing a virus that may cause Microsoft Windows to disable your PC, pls help me I have no phone service thank you???

This is a well known scam on the internet. Don't fall for it.

Don't click anywhere on the Windows. Open Task Manager {CTRL+SHIFT+ESC] and 'End task' on your browser. Then re-open your browser and continue enjoying the internet.

 

Step by step instructions for removing a virus that may cause Microsoft Windows to disable your PC, pls help me I have no phone service thank you???

Well I just bought a windows tablet pc and I logged in when to my files I taped on the
e icon brought up a bing page and all of a sudden it's telling me that I have a Spyware virus and that I need to call a number to get technical support to help me remove this mallware problem. The only problem is that my phone service is
disconnected that's why I'm here hoping to get help. Thank you.

 

I hope you didn't pay for that "configuration pack", it's useless, trying to profit from average users who think it does some magic to protect them.

Common sense is the most important tool to enforce computer security.

 

Hi:

Yep. The part between the chair and keyboard is the first and last line of computer defense.

And, from the OP's identical and similar posts elsewhere, it looks as if he might be running multiple, different, overlapping programs to achieve the same effect.
At some point, that strategy is liable to fail, by either breaking something in Windows or by locking it down to the point that more time is spent managing its "security" than actually using the computer.

A little skepticism is fine. Ditto situational awareness. In general, though, one needs to strike a balance between suspicion/paranoia and practicality.

The only definitive solution -- regardless of the platform or device -- would be to disable all bluetooth and wifi adapters and to pull the ethernet cable. *chuckle

Cheers,
MM

 

Thank you very much, I sincerely appreciate your recommendations.

I am just looking for those kind of guides.

With gratitude.

 

This forum is a good starting point for sharing a big amount of knowledge.

 

I am thankful to all of you for great advices,

Exactly, what I am looking for is to improve my knowledge about Windows 10 security.

Regards.