Monthly Archives: October 2010

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6 Tips to Secure Your Wireless Ethernet Network

Published on: October 27, 2010 in Networks and has 11 Comments

Wi-Fi

Many people now use a wireless Ethernet network to connect to the Internet, and it is important to understand how to secure your wireless ethernet network. It makes it very convenient when you are not tied down by a physical cable, especially if your primary computer is a laptop. Unlike traditional, hard-wired connections, a wireless network connection requires more security to prevent unwanted access.

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Best Web Hosting Service – Uptime and Bandwidth

Published on: October 22, 2010 in Blogging, Web Site and has 13 Comments

Website Related Words

Finding the best web hosting service is not a simple matter. You need patience and lots of market research to get to the source of a great hosting provider. Many companies claim to provide the best services on the net, but really, only a handful can deliver what they promise. There are things you should consider when looking for the web hosting service you need.

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How to Recover Deleted Files With Restoration

Published on: October 20, 2010 in Windows and has 14 Comments

Hard Drive Search

It is possible to recover deleted files if you haven’t saved much to the same drive that contains the deleted files. When you delete a file in Windows, it isn’t actually deleted – the data is still stored on the hard drive. Since the information stored in the files hasn’t been removed from the hard [...]

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The Storage Server – Not Just For Large Businesses Anymore

Published on: October 15, 2010 in Networking and has 11 Comments

Storage Server - NAS

The storage server is a great way of sharing common information among a group of users. These servers are connected to a network, and allow any user connected to that network to store files and other data on those servers. Over the past few years, storage servers have been more affordable, to the point where [...]

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Mozy: Try Again Button is Disabled Fix

Published on: October 13, 2010 in Data Backup and has 2 Comments

Mozy Logo

I recently ran into an issue where the “Try Again” button in Mozy was disabled, preventing me from backing up my data. I use Mozy for backing up my data because like the fact that I can backup my data online and to an external, portable hard drive automatically, or when I choose. The file [...]

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How to Fix “Keyset does not exist” for Scheduled Tasks in Windows

Published on: October 8, 2010 in Windows and has 12 Comments

Windows 2003 Logo

I recently received an error message stating that the “Keyset does not exist” for all scheduled tasks on a Windows 2003 server. This error caused the scheduled tasks from not running, and caused some problems with a few applications. This is the first time I had seen the error, and so I wasn’t sure what the problem was.

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How to Secure the D-Link DI-614 Wireless Router

Published on: October 6, 2010 in Networking, Networks and has No Comments

D-Link DI-614+ - Revision B

The D-Link DI-614+ is an older model router, that may still be in use today, so it is important to understand how to secure the D-Link DI-614 wireless router. D-Link’s technical support doesn’t officially support this model, so if you happen to use this router, I’ll bridge the gap by providing instructions on how to [...]

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Finding Where Referring Site Visitors Land on Your Site in Google Analytics

Published on: October 1, 2010 in Blogging, Web Site and has 20 Comments

Google Analytics Logo

Google Analytics is probably the most popular free traffic statistics tools that is used by web site owners. It provides a wealth of information about visitors to a site, and can easily be used to help manage a site. With all the information that is available by Google Analytics, it can be confusing as to [...]

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