Recent content by Wups

Check your add-ons, extensions, etc. Disable them all and then enable one-by-one.

Unless they agree or pass the law also, no.

Secure Socket Layer(SSL) is an encryption protocol between a client and a server(I.E, a website you connect to). I'm unsure of why it's asking you to enable it on your PC? Can you post a screenshot please?

That means you don't have a recovery partition. Chuck the OS X on a USB and create a bootable media disk using the "createmediainstall" command in Terminal. It will erase the disk anyway when you install the new OS X.

Hi jane_bond, Sorry to hear you're having a few issues. 1) Although you don't use it everyday, to using it excessively, it would be a burden on the battery. 2) It can do yes. A client of mine had this particular issue with Boot Camp and we found that it was a fault with the battery. 4) I...

Hi Retrowire, You can download the OS X and create a boatable drive from a USB. Boot into the Recovery on the bootable drive and you'll then be able to erase the disk. That is the only way you'll be able to as you're booting off of that Hard Drive already. - Wups.

Hi MW99, 1Password was found to be storing your passwords in plain text and also had a security breach, resulting in passwords being leaked. "So what’s the problem? Well, it turns out that your metadata isn’t encrypted. I discovered this after having a sync issue with Dropbox (I use Dropbox to...