January 7, 2009 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
One of the most important things that you need to have on your computer to keep it safe is an anti-virus software. A single virus can render a computer useless and can require hours of work to try and get the virus off. Many people know that they need an anti-virus software, but cannot see
Read more →December 30, 2008 · Computer Service Now News
Forums and blogs are becoming an ever more popular resource for technicians looking to research tough hardware or software problems. Their rise in popularity is both a result of the growth of online technical communities, such as the www.Tech-Army.org, that discuss IT problems and the traffic that is driven to these si
Read more →November 24, 2008 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
As business and organizations all across the country look for ways to reduce their IT budgets one strategy appears to be catching on nationwide. That cost saving strategy is simply Volume Licensing. Volume Licensing is a term used to describe a general concept, in which software vendors, such as Microsoft, offer severa
Read more →November 4, 2008 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
After the flop that is Windows Vista, Microsoft Corporation has vowed that they will fix the mistakes that were made with Vista. Windows 7 is still targeted for release three years after the launch of vista, which puts Windows 7 scheduled to be available in late 2009 and wide availability to the public at the
Read more →October 16, 2008 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
Computer Service Now offers some of the most simple, fast, and cost effective solutions in the world to those in need of any type of computer service or repair. With more than 16,000 technicians from the Tech Army nationwide, no job is to big or to small to be handled by our experienced and professional
Read more →October 9, 2008 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
Port forwarding is the literal act of forwarding a network port from one single network to another. This networking technique is used to allow external users to reach ports on private IP addresses from the outside via a router. An example of port forwarding would be to allow remote computers, such as public machines on
Read more →October 9, 2008 · Cybersecurity & Malware
Do you want to make sure all your data is encrypted? Packed with secure encryption technologies that follow industry best practices, Ironkey uses only well-established and thoroughly tested cryptographic algorithms. All of your data is encrypted in hardware using AES CBC-mode encryption in the onboard Cryptochip. No ac
Read more →September 12, 2008 · Security Cameras & Access Control
It is like out of a James Bond movie, a wireless SD card that sends your pictures to your computer at home! It’s much faster than emailing pictures from your cell phone. All Eye-Fi Cards come with everything needed to set up and connect to your home Wi-Fi network, then insert the card into your
Read more →September 9, 2008 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
Computer chip manufacturer Intel has announced the release of its four new halogen-free Xeon processors. The energy-efficient technology achieved through new Xeon quad-core processors having as high a speed as 3.4GHz and the low-voltage version using only 50 watts of power. The chips cost will be between $562 and $1493
Read more →September 4, 2008 · Microsoft, Windows & Software
Millions of people use the Google search engine every day. They search the web for recipes, musicians, actors and even the migration pattern of the Alaskan Caribou; but now the web world’s favorite search engine is launching a new web browser. The Google Chrome Web Browser is now available for beta download and promise
Read more →August 20, 2008 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
Do you ever look at the spec sheet or the side of an LCD box you are looking to purchase and see nothing but a bunch of gibberish? We take a look at the LCD Technology and show you what’s important, what’s nothing but hype, and what exactly all those specs and numbers on the
Read more →August 14, 2008 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
We’ve all been there, your brand new laptop starts running slow or stops working, your computer equipment begins to have problems and you need to fix it fast. You call Tech “Support” that’s anything but. You waste hours and hours of time on the phone going through a tedious process that was designed to keep
Read more →August 5, 2008 · Business IT Tips
Here is a quick testimonial from our Colorado computer service now web page. “In the business warehousing world most people think that everything moves slowly and that a lot of work does not get done but in reality it is exactly opposite of that. All of the work that we do is scheduled and it
Read more →August 1, 2008 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
Many of you have probably already heard of Windows Mojave experiment, but for you guys who have not here is some info to catch you up. What is Windows Mojave “For those new to the Mojave Experiment, it’s a focus group effort we initiated a few weeks ago. We interviewed and polled 120 participants in
Read more →July 24, 2008 · Business IT Tips
I would guarantee that everyone in the sales and service business has had this happen to them. You spend hours with your client, going over their business, their current infrastructure, their immediate needs and their future needs. You spend hours preparing a comprehensive estimate listing each piece of hardware, each
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