5 things you DEFINITELY need to change right now!

There are 5 things that you should change right now if you want to secure your Windows 10 or Windows 11 computer. They are simple but make such a massive difference!

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5 things you didn't know to change on your computer!
5 things you HAVEN'T changed but should!

[klwtherd]

As a security professional it's important to note that alot of malware can run scripts that will easily bypass the UAC since more people do not put a password on the Admin account. It's nice to require certain key strokes but scripts can mimic that. What a script can't do is KNOW your account password. So it will be stopped dead right there. Us the normal account as your daily driver but lockdown your Admin account with a password and you will be covered. Grea video.

[DrMatey]

I really enjoy your episodes. I didn't even know half the things you point out. I'm getting a good education. You explain everything clearly and you're really patient. Thanks for the uploads! Mateo in Hamilton, Ontario

[bflaminio]

The thing about UAC -- if it pops up too frequently, less sophisticated users get into the habit of just clicking "OK" regardless of what it's asking. Striking a balance between proper warnings and just being annoying is tricky.

[Counterhackingsafe]

Great video! Thank you for sharing these simple but essential tips for securing our Windows 10/11 computers. It's great to see experts like you sharing their knowledge and experience to help users like me stay safe and protected online. I appreciate the clear explanations and patience you show in your videos, and I always come away with valuable insights and actionable steps. Keep up the fantastic work!

[williamsegal]

As always, great assistance. thank you VERY much, Liron. Appreciated.

[graysono]

Love ya for these.

Interestingly I had them all as you told us to change to.

Feel safe!

[joshuazander]

Love the video, a personal recommendation is also changing the UAC prompt to require a password, regardless who is logged in. I do this because programs can spoof the keyboard and type in 'shift' then 'enter' in turn clicking yes for you, then they are running with admin permissions. By requiring a password the program can't just click okay.

[RobbyFindlay-uqdy]

I love your vids, doing all the hard work to make it easier for me, much appreciated. Thanks

[simplyput]

YOU ARE PRICELESS!!
Thank You!!! ♡

[danvasii]

as usual, most useful things from you, thousand thanks for them!

[bobmurton]

Thanks old mate, Dont know what we would do without your help.

[koff]

Some i knew but i learn a lot, been lazy about his for almost 10y, time to catch up, Thx Liron you are a gold mine!

[yukihime]

You could mention about setting global secure dns in windows 11. For a little bit of extra security one could browse internet using a virtual machine

[justjacqueline]

Brilliant as always, frantically making notes to carry out the instructions .Am looking very accomplished, only under your tuition.Keep them coming Liron.

[adriandecu]

Thank you very much for the explanation! Outstanding work !!!
You help everyone protection him / herself in a decent way !!

[acehandler]

Great job of simplifying the bare necessities 🤔 Thanks 💖 🇨🇦

[daarredon]

This was very helpful and I feel like I've made my computer much more secure. Thank you

[TypeSpectrum]

Very useful video. A lot of this stuff I had no idea about.

[chechu]

BIG thanks for this important info. My PC is updated.

[Ripperx]

I checked the system restore setting on one local machine and found it was turned on for the data drive but not the operating system drive. You might want to mention to viewers that the user needs to individually check each drive since system restore is drive dependent and just because it is turned on for one drive doesn't mean it is turned on for all drives on that computer.