Computers and Many Issues

Computers and many issues

Computers have many benefits impacts, but unfortunately, end users

experience frustration doing the severity of use of their computer. The

annoyance of losing work when a crash occurs, struggling to understand an

error message or spending too much time clearing spam and viruses, have

become symbolic of the struggles associated with modern technologies.

Computers can be the cause of many problems, and usually at the worst time

possible.

Some problems stem from the users’ lack of knowledge, poor training,

or unwillingness to read instructions or take tutorials. Often frustration

results from flaws in the computer hardware, software, networking, trouble

interactions among components supplied by diverse manufacture, or the

result of malicious actions by other users.

A number of preliminary research steps are necessary to guide

developers who are working on the goal of making computer usages less

frustrating for users. A first step is to gain a better understanding of what

frustrates users of computers. Then taxonomies of frustrating experiences

can be develop and means to measures their severity and frequency can be

identified.

I think giving the home users free anti-virus software will work out just

great for the company and the users it keeps everyone safe. This will allow

consumers to benefit from the considerable improvements and additional

benefits that has been developed from the software. The updated

Free anti-software edition has been substantially redesigned and engineered

to provide extensive improvements to the user interface and software

capabilities. The result is a powerful consumer anti-virus solution that is

easy to install and use. At the same time traditional disruptions associated

with anti-virus software such as having to reboot after every update, adjust

email settings or endure dial-up delays brought on by large update files have

been eliminated.

Some people or companies write programs like computer viruses,

Worms, Trojan horses and Spy ware. These programs are all characterized

as being unwanted software that install themselves on your computer

through deception.

Trojan horses are simply programs that conceal their true purpose or

include a hidden functionality that a user would not want.

Worms are characterized by having the ability to replicate