Professional Business Workstation

This custom high performance custom built desktop computer is the perfect set up for the small business running MasterCam Software. Loaded with top-of-the-line features, the Boot Networks custom built Professional Business Workstation Compouter is an excellent, high-performing choice for a small business and anyone looking for a high end computer desktop. Expert craftsmanship and premium quality parts make this a great system for office use.

Specifications:

• Windows 7 Pro 64 bit
• Microsoft Office 2010 Home & Business
• Intel Core i5 2400
• 8GB DDR3 RAM
• 1 TB Hard Drive
• DVD/CD Burner Combo Drive
• Nvidia Quadro 600 1GB 128-bit Graphics Card
• Support for multiple monitors (HDMI and DVI)
• Ultra-fast hard drive
• Powerful Intel processor
• USB 3.0 ports
• Delivers much faster start-up times than Dell, HP or any other major manufacturer
• Includes Microsoft Security Essentials anti-virus software
• Contains no trialware or sample software that can slow your PC
• Careful hand assembly and cable routing
• Quality control testing and benchmarking
• Individual system performance tuning and updates
• System Restore / Drive recovery disks
• US based technical support

Your Boot Networks Custom PC will arrive tuned and configured for maximum performance—right out of the box. This Boot Networks Custom PC comes with Microsoft Windows.

As Configured: $1630.00

We recommend that you take the following action: • Notify all your email users about this threat • Caution your users not to open any attachments from DHL or any unknown sender • Be aware that this is a rapidly-changing virus. Even if your anti-virus provider lists it as covered, you may still be at risk.

More information about this threat: The messages have their “From” field spoofed to appear as originating from an DHL email address. The subject is “DHL Tracking Number ########” (where # stands for a random letter or digit) and unlike most spam, the content of these emails is relatively well-spelled. The message, signed by DHL Delivery Services, reads: “Hello! The courier company was not able to deliver your parcel by your address. You may pickup the parcel at our post office personally. The shipping label is attached to this email. Please print this label to get this package at our post office. The attached archives are called DHL_INVOICE23.zip and contain a trojan installer. “The file in the ZIP archive uses a double file extension in the form of DHL_INVOICE_23.xls______________<plenty of underscores>______.exe,” the Avira researchers explain. This naming scheme as well as the file Excel document icon, have the purpose of deceiving the users into believing that they are actually opening a document. The series of underscores pushes the .exe extension out of the view when the archive file is opened in an unpacking program. At the same time the .exe part will not be visible in Windows Explorer either, since file extensions are hidden by default.

ATTENTION: Hackers know these default passwords and may try to use them to access your device and change your network settings. To prevent any unauthorized changes, customize the device’s password.

Default IP address: 192.168.1.1
Default admin username: admin
Default admin password: admin

The default user name and password for Brother HL-2270DW web browser access?

The default password for the Brother HL-2270DW print server when connected to a network?

The default user name is “admin”

The default password is “access”

The password is reset back to the default password if a factory reset is performed.

ATTENTION: Hackers know these default passwords and may try to use them to access your device and change your network settings.  To prevent any unauthorized changes, customize the device’s password.

Nvidia Video card fan had failed.  Replaced video card and problem was solved.

When a user(s) who have Windows 7 tries to Print, Email, or use the SaveAsPDF feature from eforms the application hangs or freezes. This occurs for one of two reasons, in some instances with Windows 7 during the installation the AMSPDFPrinter251 printing driver is not assigned a printer port in other instances the printing driver is set to LPT1 and the actual OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer e.g. Dell, HP, Sony, Acer, etc) did not properly configure this type of port.

Procedure

*IMPORTANT NOTE* If a freeze has already occurred as described in this article changing the port may not be sufficient. You will need to first reinstall the AMSPDFPrinter driver using the steps provided in SOL20991 and then change the port as described below before attempting to Print or Email to PDF.

1.) Go to Start > Devices and Printers

2.) Right-Click on AMSPDFPrinter251

3.) Click on Printer Properties (If you do not have access to this you may have to change your security from Administrator to Other > Administrator in User setup)

4.) Click on the Ports tab

5.) Select Add Port…

6.) Select Local Port

7.) Select New Port…

8.) Name it e.g. AMS360

9.) Click OK

10.) Click Close

11.) Click Apply

The new port should now be the default port for AMSPDFPrinter251

12.) Click Close

If you continue to get the freeze you may have to restart the print spooler service.

13.) Try again (note if using Office 2010 you may have to have Outlook open; Outlook 2010 changed the way other program can integrate with it)

ATTENTION: Hackers know these default passwords and may try to use them to access your device and change your network settings. To prevent any unauthorized changes, customize the device’s password.

The switch prompts you for the default switch password. Enter the default password, cisco. The switch should ignore text in the username field.

username: cisco

password: cisco

1. Open word and open document.
2. Select replace option from office ribbon bar
3. In the Find What: field type ^p
4. Type a comma in the Replace with: field
5. Replace what you want using Replace or Replace All button

default username: <blank>

default password: admin