January 10, 2011 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
This is every student’s dream, to have the ability and knowledge to hack into their school’s computer system and change that lackluster D- into a standard B+. While we have seen endless scenarios like this play out in movies for years, a group of students in Colorado actually managed to pull it off.
Read more →January 5, 2011 · Computer Repair
The state Industrial Relations Division of Nevada signed a contract back in 2008 for $243,000 in order to get a new computer system to issue health and safety permits. The system selected was the Versa System but now it is not working. On top of that there is a backlog of 5,000 boiler and elevator permits that need to
Read more →December 28, 2010 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
Basketball games can spark some of the fiercest rivalries between opposing teams’ fans. While we have seen some pretty intense spats here in America (like Ron Artest and Stephen Jackson of the Indiana Pacers climbing the stands and attacking fans), the fights over in Europe can get pretty intense too. While these rival
Read more →December 23, 2010 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
AMD has just released version 10.12 of their ATI Radeon Video Card Drivers. This new update adds a bunch of new features and corrects a vast number of issues, issues that mostly deal with Windows 7. Companies tend to release online updates and patches for their products periodically. No product is ever perfect when it
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December 15, 2010 · Computer Repair
The holidays can be a wonderful and joyous time filled with love, kindness, generosity, thankfulness, and lots of fun. However, they can also be a fairly stressful time. With the way our country is heading more and more towards digital communication, it is safe to say that a lot of people do a lot of
Read more →December 8, 2010 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
Back in March, SGA joined up with UDit for the Viruses Byte! Campaign, a campaign focused on raising the awareness of computer viruses within students. SGA passed out a brochure using the best design for their campaign, they included the Top 10 Ways to Prevent Computer Viruses. According to Casey Rindler, a student wor
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November 24, 2010 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
If there is anything no company head wants to do himself, it is computer logistics. For most people, computer logistics are an instant nightmare. So many things can go wrong and often times your delivery truck will end up pulling away with technology missing, making the phrase “STOP THAT TRUCK” one of your more frequen
Read more →November 11, 2010 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
According to Consumer Reports, Americans lose up to an average of $8 billion a year due to computer viruses, spyware, malware and phishing scams. In many cases this $8 billion number is nothing more than a statistic until that fateful day when it happens to you. And with most computer users having only basic knowledge
Read more →October 28, 2010 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
When it comes to using a computer, most people are fairly well versed. In today’s generation many students and younger individuals are raised using a computer and all the different classes and programs out there make it easy for an adult to jump right in and start using. However, when it comes to computer problems
Read more →October 13, 2010 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
The thought of having wireless internet at your home or office is one of the most exciting prospects one could have. To be able to connect your computers, laptops, printers, copiers and smartphones to the internet without getting tangled up in a slew of messy wires is one of the best things for an office.
Read more →September 29, 2010 · Business IT Tips
According to Virgin Media Businesses, they have just recently launched a new service for business internet that, according to them, will give customers “dedicated, fire-based, uncontested” internet access at speeds of up to 1Gbps. Big Red Internet, as it is being called, will be offered at two speeds: 100Mbps for custo
Read more →September 16, 2010 · Computer Repair
A critical vulnerability in QuickTime that was reported to the company by a “bug bounty” program a few months ago was finally patched Wednesday by Apple . The update Apple released also patched a “DLL load hijacking” issue which went public in August of this year. The update, known as the QuickTime 7.6.8 update, is
Read more →September 9, 2010 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
ComputerServiceNow.com can take care of any of your technology needs. Not only do we help you with things like computer installation, disaster recovery, and Microsoft Windows repair, but also we provide alarm system installation. In today’s technology-focused business world most companies have lots of expensive equipme
Read more →September 8, 2010 · Managed IT & On-Site Support
Coming up on September 23rd, 2010, anyone interested in building scalable and high performance web applications will have a chance to partake in a seminar designed specifically for that. SEP Webinar – HTML5 is known as “The Next Generation Technology for Building Scalable and High Performance Web Applications”. It is o
Read more →September 5, 2010 · Cybersecurity & Malware
Security is one of the biggest concerns with people these days. Home security is a big issue, but when people aren’t worrying about that, they are worrying about their online security. Most cases of identity theft or anything like that come from hackers online who have somehow acquired your personal information. Whethe
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