Each of the articles was written for the Computer Corner column in the ORC Newsletter, published by the Ozaukee Radio Club (SSC), Inc. Shortly after the column was started, the articles were solicited by Badger State Smoke Signals (BSSS), and soon the articles were being published almost simultaneously in both publications (with permission of the ORC Newsletter). During 2001, the articles began to be published exclusively in BSSS. The first 12 articles were untitled. Below are the publication dates in BSSS and the title or topic or both.
The numbering system and dates were consistent between the ORC Newsletter and BSSS through No. 94, but broke down with No. 95. The October 2001 paper version of BSSS presented GET THAT FIREWALL NOW as No. 95, while the web edition showed IS THE FLOPPY DEAD? as No. 95. Furthermore, BSSS publishing was spotty after the untimely death of its editor, Jim Romelfanger, K9ZZ. Accordingly, the numbers and dates from No. 95 to 100 are my own, as originally intended for publication in the paper version of BSSS, had it consistently been published each month. After No. 100, the dates actually represent the dates it appeared in BSSS, up until No. 150.
Beginning with No. 150, the articles were published exclusively in the ORC Newsletter. In November 2010, BSSS officially announced cessation of that publication.
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NASA “Data Egg”, CONFIG.SAF, AUTOEXEC.SAF.
Floppy disk sizes.
Floppy disk compatibility, formatting.
Floppy disk formats.
File number limitations in directories.
Diskcopy.
Virtual disks (VDISK, RAMDRIVE).
Floppy disk surgery: how to fix a bound disk.
Computer books.
Hard drive purchase.
Don't be afraid to repair your computer.
The $5 computer; swapfest shopping.
VIRUSES, AND HOW TO FIGHT THEM (McAfee SCAN, VSCAN).
A GOOD ONE IS NOT HARD TO FIND (how hard drives work).
HOW TO NOT USE A COMPUTER (use of dumb terminals for packet radio).
WORRYING ABOUT MEMORY (RAM versus hard drive space).
VIRUSES REVISITED (account of a virus attack at UWM).
CONVERSATIONS IN A COMPUTER (word processor-operating system/hard drive interactions).
XCOPY IS XCELLENT.
VIRUSES, A REQUEST AND REDIRECTION.
SERIAL AND PARALLEL.
PORTS, CABLES, SEX AND THE MEDUSA.
HARD DRIVE TYPES.
MODEMS.
WHERE DO YOU BUY, STAN?
MONITORS AND VIDEO BOARDS.
SURGE PROTECTORS.
SECTORS, CLUSTERS, AND LARGE HARD DRIVES (504 Mb partition limit).
OVERHANG (cluster overhang and partitioning large hard drives).
ANY PORT IN A STORM (IRQs and ports).
KEYBOARD KINDNESS (how to disassemble and clean a keyboard).
MAINTENANCE: TEAR IT DOWN AND BUILD IT UP.
TURN OFF THAT FILTER (modem downloads and 8th bit).
THE BOOT PROCESS (flow diagram left out of BSSS article).
THE BOOT PROCESS (entire article reprinted including flow diagram).
JUST AMAZING (abilities of computers).
SPEED #1: THE DATA BUS (the concept of data bus width).
SPEED #2: THE ADDRESS BUS (address bus width).
SPEED #3: THE MOTHERBOARD AND PROCESSOR.
HOW TO OPEN AND SHUT THE WINDOWS IN 95.
PRINTERS.
DIVIDE AND CONQUER (overhang, partitioning of hard drives).
MORE WINDOWS 95 FRUSTRATIONS! (memory hoarding by Win 95).
A LEASH FOR WINDOWS 95 (Partition Magic).
A FORMULA FOR DEALING WITH VIRUSES.
ANOTHER APPROACH TO WINDOWS 95 DUAL BOOT. (by W9DMK).
DOS’s INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL COMMANDS.
A UNIQUE TOOL FOR BACKUPS (IDE to Parallel Port drive).
PACKET RADIO REVISITED.
CRITICAL FILE BACKUPS FOR WIN95, PART 1 (myregbak.bat).
CRITICAL FILE BACKUPS FOR WIN95, PART 2 (mybasbak.bat).
CRITICAL FILE BACKUPS FOR WIN95, PART 3 (mywinbak.bat).
IS WINDOWS 95 A VIRUS?
CLEAN UP THAT POWER SUPPLY.
THE NUMBERS GAME.
HOW TO RECYCLE A COMPUTER (AND LEARN SOMETHING IN THE PROCESS)
A TWEAK FOR WINDOWS 95 (adjusting cache and swap file)
HOW KEYBOARDS WORK
THE Y2K (YEAR 2000) PROBLEM
TIME WARPING CONSUMER ELECTRONICS PRODUCTS (Y2K steps by KB9QQE)
HOW TO ADD A SECOND HARD DRIVE
PARITY: ODD BUT NECESSARY (an explanation of parity)
DATES CAN DRIVE YOU NUTS (ISO 8601 standard for writing dates/times)
CACHE AS CACHE CAN (memory caching)
AN UPGRADE NEED NOT BE EXPENSIVE
MEMORY I: ROM AND RAM
MEMORY II: THE “STICKS” (a description of SIMMs and DIMMs)
MEMORY III: THE "RAMs" (DRAM, FPM DRAM, EDO DRAM, SDRAM, RIMM, SRAM)
COOKIES
HOW MUCH COMPUTER DO YOU NEED?
MOVING FILES BETWEEN COMPUTERS
NOW IS THE TIME (setting Windows for Y2K compliance)
BACK UP THAT REGISTRY! (using Norton System Works 2000)
THE BEST AVAILABLE CURE-ALL FOR WINDOWS (Norton System Works 2000)
THE LOWLY FLOPPY (how to format a floppy).
SURGE PROTECTORS (REVISITED) (protecting the computer and modem)
PERIODIC REINSTALLATION OF WINDOWS
A SEPARATE PROTECTOR FOR THAT MODEM
FIXDATE – A FREE UTILITY (a Y2K utility)
PRIVACY AND A PERSONAL FIREWALL (Zone Alarm)
A VIRUS PRIMER 
MODEMS
NETSCAPE AND PRIVACY
REAL AND PROTECTED MODES – MALE AND FEMALE?
A MAP OF THE PLANET MEMORY
FILE EXTENSIONS
CD-ROMs: SMOKE AND MIRRORS
BITS, BYTES, SECTORS AND CLUSTERS
BOOTABLE CD-ROMs
THE WINDOWS 98 STARTUP DISK
MADDENING MICROSOFT DOES IT AGAIN! (WinXP security)
SECURITY AND YOUR CPU (Intel CPU serial number controversy) 
HOW TO AVOID CLOGGED COMPUTER SYNDROME (deleting unneeded files)
SOMETIMES MICROSOFT DOES IT RIGHT! (Windows 98 update procedure)
TO BUY OR TO BUILD? (purchasing versus building your own computer)
GET THAT FIREWALL NOW! (Zone Alarm and the need for a firewall.)
IS THE FLOPPY DEAD?
WIN 98’s BUILT-IN SYSTEM INFORMATION
MANAGING YOUR HARD DRIVE – PARTITION MAGIC
WIN 98’s BUILT-IN SYSTEM INFORMATION – PART II
A BETTER WAY TO INSTALL WINDOWS (Installing from a W98FLAT subdirectory.)
WINDOWS 98 IS WATCHING YOU (Applog and sorting orders for Defrag activities.)
THE SYSTEM FILE CHECKER 
HOW DO YOU GET THE LABELS OFF? (102 and 103 both published Jul 02)
WINDOW WASHER
THE NUMBERS GAME, REVISITED (Kilo, mega, giga, etc.)
FREE PROGRAMS THAT MAKE YOUR LIFE EASIER
TWEAKUI
THE DEAD BATTERY (The title was omitted from the printed version in BSSS.)
BITS AND PIECES (Windows Update, data baubles, networking, CD-ROM mirrors.)
MORE FREEBIES (TurboCAD, Celestia, Sky Chart, Smith Charts, and more)
WIRELESS NETWORKING (by guest writer Richard Polivka, N6NKO)
A (FREE!) COMPUTER CART (recycled Weber grill cart) 111/112 both in Oct 03
THE VIRTUES OF SPEED DISK (also printed again in Feb 04 issue of BSSS)
A POWERSTRIP SOLUTION
UNINSTALL THOSE PROGRAMS CORRECTLY
INSTALL THOSE PROGRAMS CORRECTLY (both 115 and 116 in same issue)
HOW TO ORGANIZE YOUR DATA FOR BACKUP PURPOSES
LETS TAKE A BUS (frontside bus, CPU)
ALTERNATIVES (pdf creating software, Linux, OpenOffice)
WIN 98 VERSUS XP
SOUNDS (how to associate sounds with events)
CLEANING THE CLOSET (Also SIDEBAR: HARV’S HAMSHACK HACK)
MORE GOODIES (Zone Alarm, Metapad, SIW, BA, Disk Checkup)
ROOTKIT: MALNEWS (Rootkit techniques; both 123 and 124 in same issue)
ODDS AND ENDS (Ad Aware, Spybot, Norton memory graphs, Firefox, Thunderbird)
SPYWARE (Different types and suggestions for prevention)
NETWORKING (Touts advantages of home network)
A BRIEF HISTORY OF WINDOWS (Shows only 2 Windows OS exist)
ANOTHER NEW ONE (Building of P4, 3.2GHz, 800 MHz FSB)
A TIP, CERT AND FOXIT (ordering of files, CERT and the new .pdf reader)
USB (Universal Serial Bus)
DEFRAG AND CCLEANER
MY FAVORITES (Stan’s favorite sites, programs)
COOKIES REVISITED (What they are; advantages and disadvantages, how to control.)
PHYSICAL MAINTENANCE (Get the dust bunnies out)
PROTECTING YOUR COMPUTER (Updates, malware scanners)
DEFRAGGING (Auslogics Disk Defrag, JkDefrag)
FIND MY CREDIT CARD, DEVICE DRIVERS, AND DRIVER MAGICIAN
FREEWARE (What it is, advantages and disadvantages)
YET MORE GOODIES (IOBit Smart Defrag, JkDefrag, WinDirStat)
URLS AND THE HOSTS FILE (URLs, IP addresses and the Hosts file_
WHEN DISASTER STRIKES (reinstallation of Windows)
IS YOUR HARD DRIVE SMART? (Self Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology)
HOW TO RECYCLE A HARD DRIVE 
DIAGNOSING A COMPUTER’S ILLS (isolating hardware problems)
MICROSOFT .NET FRAMWORK (what it is and what it does)
THE BOOT PROCESS (a revisit of #34, Aug 1996)
GOODSYNC (synchronization software for backups)
REMOTE CONTROL PRO
TOO MANY ICONS? CONSOLIDATE!
TEAMVIEWER, MICROSOFT SECURITY ESSENTIALS AND GLARY UTILITIES
A NEW COMPUTER, SLEEP AND HIBERNATION
A NEW PHENOMENON AND SOME ADVICE
AN APPROACH TO REBUILDING A COMPUTER
HOW TO FORMAT AND REINSTALL WINDOWS (guest article by majorgeeks)
HOME NETWORKING (general approach to a home network)
PURAN DEFRAG, A BOOK ON WINDOWS 7, AND SLIM DRIVERS
SOME TIPS (automatic logon, using CCleaner to see what is loaded on bootup)
WHY YOU ABSOLUTELY NEED A ROUTER
YOU’RE NOT LISTENING! (using more than just a C: partition)
REPARTITIONING
THE END USER’S MAINIFESTO FOR PROGRAMMERS (bad programming practices)
DEATH OF THE COMPUTER
WHY YOU CAN’T JUST DELETE PROGRAMS
HOW TO RECYCLE A COMPUTER AND LEARN SOMETHING IN THE PROCESS
WHERE DID THAT DAMN FILE GO?
A CONVERSATION IN A COMPUTER (how memory is used when typing a letter)
MICROSOFT SECURITY ESSENTIALS
WHAT I DO TO WIPE A DRIVE
MAJOR GEEKS – SIMPLY THE BEST THERE IS
SCRIPT ERROR, REBOOT TO CLEAR
RUN COMMANDS
DEFRAGMENTING THE REGISTRY
TOOLWIZ TIMEFREEZE
IF YOU THINK PASSWORDS ARE PROTECTING YOU, THINK AGAIN
ARES/RACES
THE CARE AND FEEDING OF LAPTOPS
THE CAR WON’T START. DEAD BATTERY! (battery problems and replacing)
SPINRITE (what it does and why you might consider paying for it)
MORE GOOD, FREE PROGRAMS (effective file search, Office replacements, etc.)
ANTIVIRUS PROGRAMS (which are good and which are good and free)
SEVERAL THINGS (no boot and fan error message; heat problems)
UPDATES (and how to keep up with them)
USB (what is it and how does it work)
FIXING A LAPTOP (approach to diagnosing problems with any computer)
MONITORS (VGA, DVI)
DEFRAGGLER (defragmenting software)
ExFAT AND YOUR FLASH DRIVES (Extended File Allocation Table)
WHAT’S ON THE HORIZON (1Tb RAM chip, flu shots, conductive pen, drone deliveries)
No. 14 REVISITED (1994 article on how hard drives work)
THE IMMINENT DEATH OF XP? (meaning of 8Apr14 “unsupport” by Microsoft)
BACKUP IN THE CLOUD (Backing up using Dropbox and similar cloud applications.)
A REMOTE SWITCH FOR YOUR POWERSTRIP (A previous article revisited.)
THE WHOLE TRUTH (More on end of XP support by Microsoft.)
STRANGE HAPPENINGS WITH XP (Purposeful slowdown of XP by Microsoft??)
EASING YOUR TRANSITION FROM XP TO WIN7
A NETWORK OF COMPUTERS AT FIELD DAY (setting up the ORC Field Day loggers)
A REMOTE SWITCH FOR YOUR DESK (Rewrite of #114, 2004; see also #193)
IS THE DESKTOP COMPUTER DEAD? (yes!)
DON’T LET ANYTHING TO GET BETWEEN YOU AND YOUR DATA! (Safe backups)
IF YOU DON’T HAVE IT, YOU SHOULD! (CCleaner)
A (FREE!) COMPUTER CART OR MOBILE WORKBENCH (rewritten #112)
KEEP THAT XP GOING A BIT LONGER (Making XP update properly to 2019)
WHEN YOU FINALLY DO UPGRADE TO 7 … (OEM versions; 16-bit vs 32-bit)
STARTING THE WIN 7 INSTALLATION (Steps before doing a clean install)
MALWAREBYTES ANTI-MALWARE (Not a virus scanner but an important tool)
PREPARING THE ORC LAPTOPS FOR FIELD DAY (Essential FD logging tools)
A REALLY GOOD UNINSTALLER (the new Geek Uninstaller)
FIELD DAY IS OVER! (How the laptops performed this FD)
USB HUBS (What they are for and which ones to purchase)
LEAVE ‘EM ON ALL THE TIME (Shut them down each day or leave them on?)
LET THE BUYER BEWARE (How to purchase stuff at a swapfest)
THE COMPUTER CORNER (Explanation of the CC Index, to all articles)
STAY AWAY FROM ADOBE (Why you should stay away from Adobe products)
IS WINDOWS 10 SPYWARE? (Yes, and how to avoid being spied upon)
HOW TO RECYCLE A DESKTOP COMPUTER AND MONITOR (Title explains it)
AN OFFER AND A REQUEST (Spare drives to give away; need IDE to wipe them)
WHY NOT CONSIDER AN ALTERNATE OPERATING SYSTEM? (Try Linux)
GETTING READY FOR LINUX (How to prepare; which distros to get)
US CERT; GEEK UNINSTALLER (Software vulnerability; the best uninstaller yet)
YOU MIGHT AS WELL UPGRADE (To Windows 10)
HOW NOT TO FIX A COMPUTER (Saga of dropping a computer down basement stairs)
TOP FREEWARE PICKS (From majorgeeks.com)
PASSWORDS (How to devise a secure, easy to remember password)
FILE SHREDDERS (Software to securely delete files and folders)
A LAPTOP IS NOT A SMALL DESKTOP (RISC versus CISC architecture)
JUNKWARE REMOVAL TOOL and CYBEREASON RANSOMFREE (2 new programs)
ADVANCED SYSTEM CARE AND OTHERS 
SYMBOLS IN TEXT FILES (A way to place symbols in text files for printing.)
PATCHES AND UPDATES (On Windows patches and updates by Todd Fast, N9DRY)
THE DEATH OF XP (XP is no longer safe to use)
BITDEFENDER ANTIVIRUS FREE EDITION (A replacement for Panda Antivirus)
RANSOMWARE (A description of a relatively new type of malware.)
TOP FREEWARE PICKS (Picks by and available on majorgeeks.com.)
A FEW REASONS WHY LINUX IS BETTER THAN WINDOWS (No cloud, no reboots).
LINUX AND WINDOWS: NEITHER IS PERFECT! (Some pros and cons of each).
HAMS, KEEP YOUR EYES AND EARS OPEN (Foreign “threat actors” for US infrastructure).
GOOD SECURITY HABITS (US-CERT Tip ST-04-003; Security steps for your machine).
SAFEGUARDING YOUR DATA (US-Cert Tip ST-06-008; How to protect your data.)
UNINSTALLERS: GEEK AND HIBIT (Two great, free uninstaller software packages.)
ADWARE CLEANER (Anti-Adware software)
ONLINE BANKING (Guest article by Robert Eskola, K4WTH, mainly on security).
KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN (Russians attacking US network infrastructure)
WHAT VERSION OF WINDOWS ARE YOU RUNNING?(How to show it on the desktop.)
THE BEST ANTIVIRUS PROGRAM IS … (Probably the one you already have!)
IT WAS A DARK AND STORMY NIGHT (Crash of a computer; backup approaches.)
ADWARE (What it is and how to deal with it.)
WHAT A BUY! (Replacement motherboard found at our Swapfest in September.)
UPDATE ON HIBIT UNINSTALLER (Replacement for CCleaner? Maybe so!)
REMINISCING- THE ORC COMPUTER COURSE (Course given 2001-03.)
LAMP SAFETY (Proper wiring of lamps using polarized plugs; chandelier safety.) 
No CC written/published for Feb 2019
VLC (VideoLAN Media Player; cross platform player that will play darn near anything).
URLs, IPv4 and IPv6 (Protocols for Version 4 and 6 Internet addresses).
IPv4 and IPv6 (REVISITED) (Problems with addressing and how to check your new address.)
WINDOWS AS A SERVICE (No more Windows after Windows 10; and a BONUS.
WINDOWS VS LINUX PRESENTATION (WB9RQR’s WiARC presentation 26Jun.)
YOU AND YOUR GPS (How your GPS pinpoints your location with satellites.)
LIBRE OFFICE (As an alternate to Microsoft Office.)
WHEN’S THE LAST TIME YOU DID MAINTENANCE? (It is time, NOW.)
LIBRE OFFICE FOR WINDOWS, REVISITED (Good sub for Microsoft Office.)
MALWAREBYTES UPDATE (How to update to the new version from the old, free.)
LINUX IN THE HAMSHACK (Reprint of article in West Mountain Radio newsletter.)
UPDATE YOUR LINUX INSTALLATION (To Linux Mint 19.3, “Tricia”.)
WINDOWS 10 LICENSES (Volume, OEM, Retail explained.)
USB AGAIN (Update on USB1 through recently released USB4.)
ANYDESK – A TEAMVIEWER ALTERNATE (A good, remote control package.)
HOW TO CLEAN THAT RADIO (Cleaning electronics of Corona virus and others.)
A QUICK PRINTER FIX (Utility to clear and reset print spooler.)
LINUX MINT 20 (Upgrade or fresh install.)
BABELMAP (137k Unicode characters for articles or illustrations.)
WHY YOU NEED LINUX NOW! (Upcoming charges by Microsoft, per Stan.)
MICROCUTTERS (Precision, inexpensive wire cutters.)
WHY NOT TO USE TEAMVIEWER (It is not really free for non-commercial use.)
BELT vs SUSPENDERS (Crimping connectors vs soldering, or both. With Pat Volkmann.)
A NEW LINUX AND A NEW SOURCE (Mint, Cinnamon, v. 20.1, Ulyssa, at majorgeeks.)
REDUCING THE PAIN OF AN OS UPGRADE (Guest article by Mark Siegesmund, WMR.)
LINUX HAS A LOT OF UPDATES! (To be expected; much better than Windows.)
AT&T DOMAIN EMAIL (Email cessation and fix by Gregg Lengling, W9DHI).
MY EMAIL ADDRESS WAS WRONG! (The change from att.net to gmail.com, and why.)
PROTECTING AGAINST RANSOMWARE (by Gregg Lengling, W9DHI, using Windows Defender).
PRIVAZER (A thorough PC cleaner that erases all traces of unwanted data).
UPGRADING TO LINUX MINT 20.2 (Step by step instructions).
A PLACE FOR YOUR OLD COMPUTER (Donate it for rebuilding or recycling).
THIS PC CAN’T RUN WINDOWS 11 (What to do right now with this error message).
WHICH ANTI-? IS BEST, AND TWO CASE STUDIES (Includes $300 extortion in one case)
LET THERE BE LIGHT (LED light bulbs and how to identify 1-way and 3-way bulbs).
LINUX MINT 20.3 IS OUT (The newest version, UNA, is ready to install and use.)
LET THERE BE LIGHT, (REVISITED) (Why you should no longer buy incandescent bulbs.)
CHANGING THE PASSWORD IN LINUX (Changing it directly from a Linux terminal.)
HOW CLOSE ARE YOUR MEASUREMENTS? (Accuracy vs precision.)
UPDATES – WIN VS LINUX (Differences in time taken and level of frustration.)
I’M SEARCHING FOR … (A good search tool named EVERYTHING.)
BELARC ADVISOR (Good, system information software, free for personal use.)
HOW TO DUAL BOOT – WIN AND LINUX (Approach to setting up a dual boot machine.)
WINVER (How to quickly and easily show the version and build of Windows 10.)
LINUX: INTRODUCTION (Beginning of series on Linux version 21(Vanessa).
LINUX: INSTALLING LINUX MINT CINNAMON v. 21, 64-BIT, “VANESSA”
LINUX: EXPLORE AND ORGANIZE (Set clock preferences; set up folder MyDocs.)
LINUX: SOME APPS YOU JUST CANNOT LIVE WITHOUT 
LINUX: THE FILE SYSTEM (ext4 and differences with other file systems.)
LINUX: THE BEST BOOK (Linux Mint Essentials by LaCroix, 2014)
LINUX: FINE TUNING YOUR NEXT INSTALLATION (Making personal files permanent.)
DON’T FEEL PRESSED TO PURCHASE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARE (Built in Win10/11 OK.)
TIME TO DO MAINTENANCE! (Maintenace as in Cc137 and Cc259.)
WHAT TO DO WITH OLD COMPUTERS? (Give Stan for rebuilding/auction/recycling.)
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) (A paragraph on Linux written by AI.)
MAJORGEEKS TOP FREEWARE PICKS (Where to get safe, good software for Windows.)
GIVE YOUR MAIN MACHINE A GIFT (Increase RAM, wireless keyboard and mouse, pad, cleaning).
LINUX MINT (All releases of LM through 21.2 Victoria, with history and release table).
THE CLOUD (What it is; why not to use it.)
UPGRADING LINUX (Upgrading to Linux Mint Cinnamon 21.3 “Virginia”).
AUTOFILL THOSE PASSWORDS? (Whether or not to use browser password auto fill and how.)
A GOOD HP PRINTER VALUE? (Low cost HP printer/copier/scanner for around $50.)
= 1 BYTE (The magnitude of numbers of bits and bytes in a modern hard drive.)
AN ALL-METAL POWER STRIP (for $16.99 at Amazon.com with an all-metal housing.)
WIRING SIMPLIFIED (An easy to read guide with tips based on the National Electrical Code.) 
WIPING FLASH DRIVES (Three approaches to formatting thumb drives to remove all data.)
EASILY REPLACE YOUR WINDOWS HARD DRIVE (BEFORE IT DIES (Using the USB port.)
UPGRADING TO LINUX MINT 22 (‘WILMA’) (How to upgrade from 21.3 to 22.)
HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN BOOTABLE THUMBDRIVE (Runs OS installation files with ease.)


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