Monday, April 21, 2008

The quest to stop your computer from cracking up.

Online marketers are challenged to find ways to protect their websites. It is this quest, that I have put together the website Computer Tips Site. Visit this site and get the free pc protection guide for online marketers today. You will be glad that you did. Post your comments here after your review.

Thursday, December 20, 2007

Did you know that a security certicate can help secure your web site?

A security certificate is issued to provide digital security for a web site or services that runs over the public and private Internet. It is a way to valid the integrity of your information as it goes from point a to point b over the Internet. Installation of a certificate issued by a Internet security provider is one of the first items to install on web sites and hosted servers that store important data for the owners of the web site or hosted server. It can insure that your information is protected on the world wide web. Trusted certificate providers are VeriSign, Godaddy and Comodo to name a few. Many sites use certificates to secure back end data. Front end web site data search as contact forms, homepages with login scripts and any pages that need protection on your web site should also be considered for protection for the start. During the holiday season, we in the IT profession see increases in web site security issues from all over the world. Please keep this in mind as you manage your web hosting sites. Please add your comments to this blog posting. Happy Holidays!

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Wednesday, November 21, 2007

How can I secure my web hosting site today

When people send their information from our website to our email box, is it secure? Most times it is coming as clear text to our inbox and we just assume that the web hosting company is taking care of this function. Unless you purchase a security certificate from your web provider partner, you web hosting site is fair game. It is important that you protect your web visitors privacy and information to insure that the relationship reminds trusted. Please check out the link on the right "Web Hosting Information" to get a free bulletin about the "16 Ways to Secure Your Web Site Today". Please add your comments to this blog.

Saturday, November 03, 2007

When was the last time your pc had a security check?

Many of us go about our business without thinking about how we are computing these days. With all the security threats about us, one would think that we as computer users would be more protective of our privacy. Instead, we operate our computers without knowing how secure we are computing. I came across a little program that can help you determine if you are secure when computing. It is freeware but has some very useful layman's terms information for you. Please go to PC Security Test 2007. Share this information with others and post your comments on this blog.

Friday, October 19, 2007

Do you know what to do to keep your computer finely tuned?

Most computer users are afraid to touch any technical stuff on their computer. Good computer users will learn the basic maintenance routine but once you get in trouble with them, the maintenance of the computer usually stops. The computer users either stops using the computer or goes out and buys a new PC with prices so low these days. Today, there are useful programs that can help you maintain your computer at optimal operating levels without you know all the technical details. Good IT Solutions has found such a solution. nCleaner is a system cleaner that allows you to clean both your system and applications, free more disk space, boost your system's speed and get more stability and privacy protection. nCleaner contains an advanced system and application cleaner with over 90 cleaning items available, a Registry Cleaner, a Tweak Manager, an advanced Start up Manager, a Junk Finder, a Free Space Shredder, a System Resource Monitor, a System Adviser, supports logging and statistics as well as advanced Scheduling. The best feature I like is the advance Scheduling. You get to set it and forget it. You did not know how much space you are using for crap left behind from Internet surfing and/or programs that have been removed from your computer. nCleaner is a good it solutions for people working from their home office or small office setup. It keeps your system optimized so you do not have to do the hard work. Save yourself some time and check out this great utility. Non commercial usage is free of charge. Add your comments here to let us know what you think about the application. Click Here for nCleaner web site.

Saturday, July 28, 2007

Save your computer with Automated task

Most of us do not perform the type of maintenance necessary to keep your computers working properly. Our is that our data will always be available and our computer will work without fault. The reality is that it does not work like this without proper care. If you do nothing else to your computer, please make sure that you at least do these four things. They are as follows:

1. Check for updates to your operating system once a week.
2. Defragment your hard drive at least once a month
3. Run a disk cleaning utility once a week.
4. Backup your my documents folders, system state files and email messages.

These may be simple task but they will help you computer keep working, provide fast searching on hard drives, clear your computer of necessary files and provide a way for you to recover in case all is lost. There are tools available to help you complete these four task.

You can program your computer to check for updates weekly by scheduling a task on your computer. You can also schedule defrag through scripting your computer and/or scheduling a task. You operating system software comes with a utility of two to clean your hard drive. Finally, there are many programs including free ones to backup your data on your computer. If you do nothing else, the four steps about can keep your computer running without issue. Email techsupport@retlub.com if you would like more detail information.

Thursday, July 12, 2007

IE 7 crashing with Google Toolbar

I discovered today that ie7 will crash with google toolbar installed. If you upgrade to ie7 from the previous version with google toolbar installed, it removed some files in the ntdll.dll location causing a conflict in the add-on/extensions of ie7. You can run ie-7 with extensions off and see if that clears the error. The best solution will be to deinstall google toolbar and reinstall the latest version of the application. Do not forget to reboot the computer after you have completed the reinstall process. I'm old school and I always reboot. XP and vista do not require reboot but old habits die hard.