Import wireless certificates in windows 7

Most Wireless support networks allow users to connect simply by providing the proper password. Some are completely unsecured and require no verification at all. Although uncommon, you may also come across secured wireless networks that require the presence of a verified signing certificate on your computer. This certificate must be properly installed on your machine before you are granted access to the network. Once you understand the required steps, installing a wireless certificate in Windows 7 support requires just a few clicks.(see also:How to setup a Home network in Windows 7)

Steps:

1. Navigate to the folder containing the wireless certificate file you want to import and then double-click the file's icon.

2. Click "Install Certificate" to launch Windows 7's Certificate Import Wizard.

3. Click "Next" on the opening screen.

 

4. Select "Place all certificates in the following store" and click "Next."

5. Select "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" and click "OK & Next".

6. Click "Finish." Depending on your system configuration, you may also need to click "Yes" to confirm your choice.

7. Click "OK" after the import process completes to close the Certificate Import Wizard.

Also here: How to Fix Wireless Network Issues in Microsoft Windows 7

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How to add a trusted application in McAfee

In this McAfee Technical support blog you will find the easy way to add a Trusted Application in McAfee. Anti-virus software is a necessity for virus removal, but sometimes it is so sensitive that it prevents you from opening an application you know to be safe. In previous versions of McAfee, you could add permissions yourself. As of 2010, in order to add a program as a trusted application, you must contact McAfee to have McAfee Security Center analyze and approve the application.(see also:How to Buy McAfee Antivirus Online).

What is the procedure? Let see…

1. First register on MacAfee security center.

2. Enter your email address, temporary password and a new password on the page that loads. Click "Submit."

3. Click the "Browse" button to locate the application you wish to add to your trusted list. Answer as many questions on the page as you can. Note that these questions are not mandatory.

4. Click "Submit." Once McAfee reviews the application and deems it safe, you will receive an email from WebImmune with further instructions.

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Tech guide for reformat Microsoft Outlook

In this Microsoft tech support blog, we tried to provide you help of Microsoft outlook support & help for how to reformat Microsoft Outlook.  Microsoft's Outlook email client allows you to compose and send messages. If you dislike the format of your email messages or of your Outlook data, including dates, you'll find checking and writing email an unpleasant experience. Fortunately, Microsoft allows easy customization of its messages within Outlook. You can reformat all messages or a single message, choosing the best format for the reader. You can also reformat dates to suit your personal preference. Choose the reformatting technique that meets your needs, or apply them all.(see also:Setup AOL account in Outlook 2010)

Reformatting a Single Message

1. Open Outlook using the Start menu. Wait for Outlook to open before continuing.

2. Click "Actions" in the menu tab, then "New Mail Message Using..."

3. Click the format you want to use: Plain Text, HTML or RTF. Plain Text is the simplest format. It supports no formatting, but displays the same on all email programs. HTML supports text and image formatting and should display on all email programs except AOL, according to Microsoft Support. RTF is a Microsoft format that can only be read by Microsoft email clients, such as Microsoft Exchange or Outlook.

Reformat All Messages

1. Open Outlook using the Start menu. Wait for Outlook to open before continuing.

2. Click "Tools" from the Outlook menu, click "Options" and then click "Mail Format."

3. View the current default format in the "Send in this message format" field: RTF, HTML or Plain Text. Click the format you want to make it default. Your change will take place immediately.

Reformatting Dates

1. Click "Start" then "Control Panel." Look for an option for language and region, and then select this (exact title varies by your edition of Windows).

2. Select the option to "Change" or "Customize" to view the current date settings and change them.

3. Change the settings you want. For example, choose a four-digit year or a two-digit year, or abbreviate the month field ("Mar" instead of "March"). You can make changes to the short form date or long form date, or switch from one setting to the other. Click on "OK" to save your settings and reformat Outlook's date settings.

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Microsoft Security Essentials - Turn on Real Time Protection

Microsoft support offers Security Essentials antivirus software as a no-cost download if you have a genuine copy of Windows. Designed to protect computers from viruses, spyware and other malicious software, Security Essentials replaces Microsoft's Live OneCare and Windows Defender solutions, and is targeted at consumers. Businesses with fewer than 10 computers can use this software, but governments, academic institutions and enterprises cannot.

Microsoft Security Essentials (online virus removal) includes a real-time protection feature that scans your computer for malicious software, viruses and spyware. When the program finds an infected item, it displays a prompt that lets you choose to view more information about the item or delete it from your computer. If you decide not to enable this feature when you first set up Microsoft Security Essentials (free virus removal by Microsoft), you can enable it manually to protect your computer.

Instructions:

1. Click "Start" followed by "All Programs," then click "Microsoft Security Essentials" to open the main program window.

2. Select the "Settings" tab, and then click "Real-Time Protection" in the right pane. Click the box next to "Turn on real-time protection (recommended)."

3. Click "Save Changes," then type your Windows administrator password or click "Yes" to confirm if prompted.

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