TechSack

To keep your business running effectively, your computers should be running effectively. This means keeping up to date with the following software and security features.

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I saw this at the mall the other day. The Blue Screen of Death or BSOD is what happens when a Windows computer crashes.

It isn’t that big of a deal on a Coke machine but, imagine if it was controlling something a little more critical like systems in your car or traffic lighting.

There are only a few things on our planet that transcend race, color, nationality, sex or age to reach a realm that exists beyond these barriers. One such thing is – ‘Soccer.’ When you hear (more…)

The only way that I know of to do this is (more…)

The syntax for installing an SSL certificate in Exchange 2010 has changed slightly from the 2007 version. Below is the new syntax
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Have you ever tried to run a command and got a message saying “The requested operation requires elevation”?

This is (more…)

It appears that there is an issue with some systems after installing internet explorer 8. Users get an error message stating that hal.dll is missing or corrupt. IE8 is actually deleting the boot.ini file. Here’s what I did to fix it. (more…)

Yesterday Microsoft released a critical security bulletin announcing that a vulnerability affecting all supported versions of Microsoft Exchange has been discovered.

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The Windows Installer CleanUp Utility can help you remove installation files from programs that are currupted or did not completly install. (more…)

This is only required if you are using a self signed certificate.

I recently set up an Iphone to work with Microsoft Exchange 2007. It was a bit complicated so I thought I would post the instructions for others.

The Exchange 2007 server was using a self signed SSL certificate and the Iphone was a first generation with the 2.0 firmware.

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