A collection of tools and settings for configuring your Windows system.

Monitors incoming and outgoing network traffic to protect your system and data.

Software that detects and removes malware like viruses, spyware, and ransomware.

Software that lets your OS communicate with a particular piece of hardware.

Permanent software programmed into a read-only memory on devices like routers and IoT gadgets.

Your portal to the internet. Chrome, Firefox, and Edge are some of the most popular.

A discrete package of data, like a document, photo, or program.

A virtual container for organizing files. Folders can contain other folders for a nested hierarchy.

A small graphic that represents a file, folder, or program. Double-click an icon to open it.

A program designed for a specific task, like a web browser, photo editor, or game.