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How to Protect Windows from Ransomware Attacks

Ransomware encrypts files and demands payment for recovery.

Tech support scams impersonate Microsoft or security companies to gain access or payment.

Scammers trick users into installing remote access tools to steal data or money.

Fake security pop-ups mimic Windows Defender warnings to scare users into calling scam numbers or installing malware.

Phishing attacks trick users into clicking malicious links or entering credentials on fake websites that look legitimate.

Email and account settings can be lost during PC replacement if not migrated correctly.

Testing unknown software directly on Windows can introduce security risks.

VPN setup errors can prevent secure connections or block internet access.

Permission errors block access to files or folders even when logged in as administrator.

New laptops often come with unnecessary preinstalled software that slows performance and consumes storage.