ComputerServiceNow.com BlogMarch 20, 2009 · Microsoft, Windows & Software
With more than 4.4 million jobs lost since December 2007 it has become a common ordeal for companies to cut jobs in order to save costs in today’s economic recession. With so many people being left out of work a new problem has arose concerning unused software and hardware. The question of what to do
Read more → ComputerServiceNow.com BlogFebruary 26, 2009 · Microsoft, Windows & Software
Microsoft is expecting to have Windows 7 on shipping PC’s by September of 2009. If it is not in September it will be available in early October. This allows Microsoft to finish, manufacture and deliver Windows 7 well ahead of the holidays. It also corroborates work of an April release candidate. Compaq builds systems o
Read more → ComputerServiceNow.com BlogFebruary 24, 2009 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
Users of Google’s popular Gmail email accounts experienced some down time today starting around 9:30 GMT. Gmailers may be disappointed, since one of the great features of Gmail was the nearly 100% uptime. “If you’ve tried to access your Gmail account today, you are probably aware by now that we’re having some problems.
Read more → ComputerServiceNow.com BlogDecember 23, 2008 · Microsoft, Windows & Software
An operating system can be compared to the heart of a body. It is the center point of the flow of information to keep everything running smoothly. When it gets sick it can mean that your computer will not function at all. Your operating also houses antivirus software to keep your computer safe from hackers,
Read more → ComputerServiceNow.com BlogNovember 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 → ComputerServiceNow.com BlogNovember 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 → ComputerServiceNow.com BlogSeptember 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 → ComputerServiceNow.com BlogAugust 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 → ComputerServiceNow.com BlogJuly 2, 2008 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
Microsoft has just announced a new product called “Equipt”. Equipt is actually a value pack that includes Office Home and Student 2007, Windows Live OneCare, Office Live Workspaces, Windows Live Mail, Live Messenger and Live Photo. The product will be available on July 15 starting at the subscription price of $70 a yea
Read more → ComputerServiceNow.com BlogJune 19, 2008 · Computer Repair
The deadline is here for anyone purchasing a dell computer. The deadline states that on June 17th you will no longer be able to buy XP preinstalled on your computer. The dead line comes from a move Microsoft is trying to make that will phase out XP and make everyone switch over to Vista. Is
Read more → ComputerServiceNow.com BlogMay 20, 2008 · Computer Repair
XP to Expire Soon June 18th will be the last time to purchase a Dell Laptop, Desktop, or workstation with an OEM Windows XP License. The new update was not in Dell’s hands, but because of Microsoft’s Windows Life-Cycle, Direct OEM and Retail License Availibity for Windows XP will End-OF-Life Starting June 30th. XP howe
Read more → ComputerServiceNow.com BlogApril 29, 2008 · Microsoft, Windows & Software
By: Mike Howard Today vista has released its first service pack called sp1. The service pack will bundle up all of the previous annoying updates and also address specific reliability and performance issues that have been addressed. The Service Pack will focus on three main categories- 1. Quality improvements, including
Read more → ComputerServiceNow.com BlogApril 11, 2008 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
One of the biggest issues the education industry faces is maintaining a good control on limited financial resources. Now, with the help of Computer Service Now and Microsoft, schools are able to cover more with their budgets than they thought possible. Computer Service Now is an Authorized Education Reseller. The resou
Read more → ComputerServiceNow.com BlogApril 11, 2008 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
With the latest in integrated hardware and software design, the Barracuda Spam Firewall provides the latest in e-mail spam protection. The Firewall helps ensure business integrity by scanning all incoming and outgoing e-mail to not only protect your employees from spam and viruses, but also your customers who communica
Read more → ComputerServiceNow.com BlogApril 2, 2008 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
Computer Service Now is a nationwide service company based in Middletown, Ohio dedicated to providing local onsite service anywhere on the United States or Canada, and we are constantly striving to improve the range and quality of the service we provide to our customers everywhere. One of the ways Computer Service Now
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