I was working on this problem for one of our Fort Myers Business Tech Support Clients, but I’ve had this problem a couple times and the solution seems to be slightly different each time. The problem presents itself as a Device in Device Manager showing “”The Device Cannot Start (Code 10)” after you’ve installed the […]
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I have a customer with a dead drive. Although occasionally it seems like it will work for a few minutes. It’ll be the intent of this article to test the hard-drive in freezer trick for this clicking and decrepit drive. Let’s see if it works! Update 1: It’s in a zip-back in the freezer! Let’s […]
This is my rant. I’ve dealt with enough hosts in my day. Some were great (Hostgator.com) some are pretty good (Godaddy.com). Some are just plain mind numbingly terrible…Hostway. Apart from spending long amounts of time on hold just to get confusing answers from customer service people who have no idea what they are doing. I’ve […]
This problem almost killed me the other day. I upgraded a Filezilla FTP Server to the latest version. I went ahead and made a backup of the FileZilla Server.xml file and ran the installer. An hour later I get an email from a user informing me that they could not longer log into the server. […]
I copied over my configuration from Trixbox to my new PBX in a Flash install. I could make outgoing calls over Gizmo5, but incoming calls were disappearing. I found this post on the Gizmo5 Forums that cleared things up. change the context=* field to: context=from-pstn. I reloaded asterisk and bam, everything worked. I had copied […]
If your on the phone right now with a customer, and you need to tell them where the wireless switch is on their Sony PCG-6D1L. Tell them to look on the Front Right Panel. There should be a switch labelled Off/On. I couldn’t find this information when I googled it, so I had the customer […]
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If you’re reading this chances are you’ve probably already learned that Ctrl + F5 in Firefox on Mac OSX opens the screen reader. Typically in most browsers Firefox, Chrome, Internet Explorer etcetera, Ctrl + F5 hard refreshes the page. Meaning that the browser does not read any of the information on the page from cache, […]