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Post #1

Hi all. Name is Jim and bit of a tech novice so on the look out for advice and general help. Not totally dumb so maybe i can help one or two out as well. 

 

Jim

Post #2 last edited

Hello Jim :welcome:

 

Have a good look around and you'll find a lot of useful information.

 

If you can help that's great but if there's something you don't understand, just ask - we're a friendly bunch. :)

Post #6
Gooner in fact!

 

We're not usually high on the list disliked by Arsenal fans.

 

I have personally been rooting for The Gunners since the season began, (since I thought we had no chance), and would love Wenger to shut up my two personal dislikes, Mourinho and Van Gaal.

 

Good luck for the rest of the season - we'll be breathing down your necks now Kloppie's arrived though. :popcorn:

Post #7

Hello, I'm new to this forum. I'm a fine art photographer so I do a lot of work selling and preparing images on my macbook pro. Problem is for the past 5 years someone has been hacking all my devices and accounts and deleting folders on my computer. I constantly see remote connections in my console, even though in system preferences everything is locked down. There has to be a key logger. In addition all my accounts are hacked: email, linked, FB, etc. What's really hard to believe is that someone is accessing my computer via bluetooth at the root level when I am not even on the wifi. I have also noticed someone switching me onto another wifi network (I saw this in console). If anyone has any suggestions, I would be so grateful.

 

I have moved five times, including across the country to make this stop and nothing has helped.

 

Thank you

 

Jeanne