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Archive for Computers
How To Build a Computer for Your Consignment Software
One of the most-common causes of issues with consignment software, is running it on an "unclean" system.
AOL Data Breach, User Data Stolen
AOL is reporting a massive data breach which affects a "significant amount of users". AOL is recommending users change their passwords immediately.
Windows XP Users, This One Could Get Messy…
A very common browser hijack/search redirect, Conduit, has a little bug in its uninstaller. If you attempt to remove Conduit via Add or Remove Programs, it is rendering Windows XP machines unbootable.
7 Tips To Help Better Secure Your Computer Systems
We'd like to see as many consignment and resale stores start 2014 out on the right foot. Here are 7 tips to help better-secure your computer systems.
Liberty Requires Additional Software In Order To Send Emails
Liberty's new Send Mail "feature" does not work unless you install and/or configure additional software.
Kids, This Is Why We Don’t Recommend Norton (Because It Doesn’t Work)
Let's get right down to it - Symantec's Norton Internet Security is horrible antivirus software and it flat-out does not work. Let me repeat that - Norton Internet Security is horrible antivirus software and it flat-out does not work.
Don’t Run Out and Get Windows 8
The new version of Windows - Windows 8 - is officially available to consumers as of today. With many people still running Windows XP, which is now 11 years old and reaches its end of life in 2013, Windows 8 is not the version of Windows we recommend running out and buying. For anyone running Liberty, as of right now Liberty is not compatible with Windows 8.
The Hope Chest Network Setup
Consignment store owners turn to The Computer Peeps for hardware because they know they can get the exact system they need, without paying through the nose. Your consignment software vendor simply cannot compete with the level of detail we put into our system configurations.
CRITICAL: Zero-Day Bug In Internet Explorer
DANGER, Will Robinson! A Zero-Day flaw in Internet Explorer 9 has been discovered and is being actively exploited in the wild. It is recommended that Windows users stop using Internet Explorer 9 immediately and switch to another browser such as Firefox or Chrome.
