LightSpeed Technologies

Three Months Later

2010-05-27T10:45:00.005-04:00

Well here we are three months later and the main backbone is in place. Wow! Planning for installs in the outlying Townships now. Equipment is in shipment.

Company-plans-residential-Internet-service

2010-02-04T17:54:00.000-05:00

CantonRep.com staff report
Posted Feb 04, 2010 @ 05:10 PM
JACKSON TWP. —
LightSpeed Technologies plans to launch residential Wi-Fi Internet connection for homes in Canton, North Canton, East Canton, Plain and Canton townships and some parts of Jackson Township.
The 10-year-old Internet Service Provider company has been doing only business connections and computer repair.
The company also is responsible for the free Wi-Fi network in the downtown Canton area, and says it has been averaging 30 to 50 users per day for almost a year.
LightSpeed is at 4041 Batton St. NW, Suite 300, Jackson Township.
For more information on the company or its free Wi-Fi zones, visit www.lsti.net or call (330) 732-5784.
Copyright 2010 CantonRep.com.

LightSpeed Technologies:)

2010-02-04T15:07:00.001-05:00

LightSpeed Technologies:) is a locally owned and operated Internet Service Provider that has been providing Wireless Internet and Computer Repair for the past ten years in Stark County.

LightSpeed Technologies:) reports they have been averaging 30 - 50 users per day on the FREE WiFi network in the Downtown Canton area for almost 1 year now.

For more information on where the FREE Wifi zones are go to www.LSTI.net. If you are interested in sponsoring a Free Wifi Hot Spot please contact 330-732-LSTI (5784) or Sales@LSTI.NET.

LightSpeed Technologies:) has been in communications with County and City officials about officially closing the Digital Divide. They have been doing business only connections and now we will be launching a residential WiFi Internet connection for all people in the Canton area including North Canton, Plain Twps, East Canton, Canton South and some parts of Jackson Township according to Scott Polen President of LightSpeed Technologies:).

Picture Resizer

2009-09-02T08:45:00.006-04:00

Have you ever had trouble uploading a picture because the file size was too big?
If you have Windows XP or earlier there is a Utility Program from Microsoft that will resize your pictures automatically one-at-a-time or do the whole folder all-at-once.
1. To resize photos, a free Windows XP “Powertoy” is required. Click on the link below to obtain the image resizer tool. http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx 2. A little over halfway down the page on the right side is the link to down load the “ImageResizer”. Click on the link and choose “run”. After the installation is complete, proceed to “Resizing Photos” below.
3. Select “Select All” from the “Edit” menu of the toolbar 4. Select “Resize Pictures” from the “File” menu of the toolbar
5. Select the “Advanced” button
6. Select the circle in front of “Medium”
7. Check the box "Make Pictures Smaller but not Larger"
8. Uncheck the box "Resize the Originals (don't make copies) - So that it makes a copy and leaves your Original alone.
9. Click “OK”

Link is back up to Downtown

2009-08-22T23:35:00.003-04:00

Ubiquiti Bullet 5 Radio for Downtown Link replaced and Downtown Network is back up to full speed. Scott climbed the tower 2 days ago and put up the temporary link antenna. I climbed yesterday and replaced the fried Bullet 5 radio. My arms are sore. Hopefully golf tomorrow will loosen them up. I really need to invent the personal hover craft. Gravity bites. The golf ball beat the nerf dart to the ground proving not all objects fall at the same rate.

Emergency Link is Down!

2009-08-20T20:35:00.005-04:00

MacGyver would be proud! We had to fight off the Bees, the Heat, the Rain, and having no mounting brackets for the temporary antenna. Special thanks to Scott, Nick, and Bob. One of the power supplies for the downtown link was full of water today and it fried the radio and the power supply. We rushed to get a temporary link back up until we replace the main radio and power supply tomorrow. What a day!! We don't know why the cable and radio were full of water. Chaos Theory I Think! And yes we now have spares too.

Cadiz Revisited

2009-08-10T15:54:00.012-04:00

$25 per month Wow :)

2009-07-31T15:31:00.006-04:00

$25 per month Wireless Internet connection. No way.

Yes way check it out.

FreeWiFi Downtown Canton 41 Users

2009-07-23T11:32:00.006-04:00

This is the Current Downtown Canton, OH - Free WiFi Radio Deployment.
Note: Walnut Avenue Radios are Ready to be installed and are not live yet.

Up On a Roof with LightSpeed Technologies:) - Click this link to see photos of various Wireless Internet Installations

2009-07-17T14:28:00.005-04:00

Going South for a few days

2009-07-16T13:22:00.002-04:00

Hello all, I am going south for a few days with the family. Going mining in North Carolina:)

We also landed on the moon 40 years ago. Imagine that.

Check it out @ www.wechoosethemoon.org

Hey Canton Repository!

2009-07-10T09:54:00.007-04:00

Hey Jim Hillibish, remember this article you wrote -

http://www.cantonrep.com/news/x415850828/Downtown-Wi-Fi-Build-it-and-they-may-not-come

16 users have transferred 439,367KBytes in the last day.

You didn't follow an important rule of journalism and that is to follow up on the facts before you write something.

That is ok.

You simply forgot to ask who is this LightSpeed Technologies. Why would they want to do this for free.

Because we can. Because we want to close the Digital Divide. That is why.

Don't listen to the nay sayers. Just do what you want and they will come:)

A dozen radios are coming soon.

2009-07-10T09:23:00.004-04:00

More radios will be arriving on Monday for the downtown Free WiFi network.

A dozen radios will be added to the network starting next week. Hurray for LightSpeed.

Watch us grow:)

Canton WiFi roll out

2009-07-04T14:48:00.007-04:00

First Friday Canton WiFi roll out.

All went well and a good time had by all.

7/3/09 LightSpeed Technologies rolls out their Free WiFi in Downtown Canton, Ohio. Check us out on the web www.LSTI.net.

Thousands of people come to First Friday to celebrate and have fun.

Many people were interested and looking forward to coming back down to surf on the new wireless Internet connection powered by LightSpeed Technologies.

Looking for Big Stew

2009-07-02T19:59:00.005-04:00

Last seen 1985 Downtown Alliance

Sporting a black leather coat, black sunglasses, black Michael Jackson gloves, tight jeans and Nike cortez shoes.

If you see this man please approach with caution he may be someone to watch out for. He has been lost for a long time.

Rumor has it he may be downtown Canton at First Friday for the unveiling of LightSpeed Technologies Free WiFi.

Come join LightSpeed Technologies 7/3/09 / 6.00 pm - 10.00 pm Downtown Canton, Ohio.

Free WiFi First Friday 7/3/09 Downtown Canton, Ohio

2009-07-01T20:16:00.005-04:00

Calling all friends of LightSpeed Technologies. Come and join us for the turning on of the Free WiFi Hot Spots downtown Canton, Ohio this Friday the 3rd of July 2009.

That's right I know you are saying WoW that's cool LightSpeed Guy's (wtcLTSPg) that the day before this great Nation declared its freedom LightSpeed is declaring Freedom of WiFi. What better than the day before Independence day.

Help us close the Digital Divide at the First Friday in July. Look for our table located in front of Arcadia Grille at the Kresgy Block. Surf and talk with LightSpeed Technologies and meet the Mayor of this great city.

Bring your laptops and have some fun. cya there:)

Spread the word.

www.LSTI.net

www.LightSpeedTechnologies.blogspot.com

New Website for LightSpeed Technologies

2009-06-30T14:02:00.004-04:00

Hey check out our new website @ http://www.lsti.net/.

Look around and tell us what you think or if something isn't working let us know.

Don't forget to help keep the Free WiFi going visit our sponsored links or search via the Help Desk. Remember a little goes a long way.

Things To Think About When Using Email

2009-06-29T12:33:00.005-04:00

First don't give out your email address unless you need to. At one company that I worked for there was a user that had gone through a dramatic weight loss. She had signed up for just about every weight loss web site on the net. Our spam servers blocked thousands of junk emails just for her daily. Most of these emails were from different weight loss companies. If you have to give out your email address to get information from a web site, use a web mail account such as Yahoo or MSN. Let Yahoo or MSN worry about your spam not your company's mail server(s).

If you don't know who sent you that email....don't click on any links, download any attachments or reply to the email. Spammers will look for email addresses that have responded. Once you respond you have just told the spammers....."This is a good email address. Feel free to pass it on." Sometimes the link that you are clicking on doesn't go to what is says it goes to. Just last week there was an email that went out world-wide that looked like it came from Microsoft. The link actually said that it was going to update.microsoft.com when it was really going to a web site in Romania. Once at this web site it would try to install a little program on your PC that logged all your key strokes and forwarded that information to a server in Romania. These people actually got many user accounts with passwords.

Keep your inbox clean. What I normally do is create folders for the people and companies that I do business with. When I clean up my email it is easy. I sort by sender and just move all the email from that person or company to their folder. Later when I'm trying to find an email from a company or person all I need to do is look in their folder.

Keep it professional. Try to break subjects into different paragraphs and don't forget to spell check. When sending an email don't forget that you have no control over where that email may end up. If you wouldn't want your mom to see it then don't send it. I can't tell you how many times someone forwarded me a message that has inappropriate material. I then look at the trail and see that the person that the message originated from has their contact signature at the bottom.

Protect your co worker's and friend's contact information. If you are going to forward that inappropriate joke to all your contacts use BCC (blind carbon copy). This way when that inappropriate email ends up in Sister Theresa's inbox it's just you that she praying for.

Have a great day!!

KC

Spyware - Adware - Virus - It's dangerous out there!

2009-06-22T22:42:00.006-04:00

Spyware/Adware/Virus are all a nasty problem.
Here at Lightspeed Technologies our engineers have developed a relatively quick and thorough method of fixing computers damaged by Spyware/Adware/Virus and adding software to prevent future attacks. We pride ourseleves on being able to clean a machine where others can't. For more insight into why you should have your computer checked please read below, and remember "We're only here to help."
Spyware—programs that install themselves on users’ computers without their knowledge—is a widespread and growing problem. According to a 2009 Harris Poll, 92percent of IT managers report that spyware has infected their organizations, with anaverage of 52 percent of workstations affected; 78 percent indicated that such infections are on the increase. Spyware can be used by hackers and identity thieves to record sensitive information, such as user names, passwords, and credit card numbers, or to steal sensitive company information. Information theft is one of the largest security challenges for businesses, and is the most financially damaging. However, most spyware is simply adware—programs typically bundled with freeware or shareware with the “spy” being a marketer collecting information, derived from cookies and URL history, about buying and surfing habits. Spyware and adware share the ability to record keystrokes and possibly send data to Webservers, posing a serious security and privacy risk. Antispyware solutions on the market today are based on passive, reactive detection, and are not able to deal with this growing problem. LightSpeed Agents offer a proactive approach to help protect against both spyware and adware infections, maintain system integrity, and provide defense for computers. LightSpeed Technology combats infections in two ways: first, by preventing spyware programs from initially being installed; and if already installed, by preventing the spyware from executing and carrying out malicious behaviors, such as reading and relaying sensitive information.
Spyware or Adware?
Understanding the differences between spyware and adware is important. The goal of spyware is to steal users’ information or money without their knowledge; adware intends to convince users to part with their money. Adware behaviors are generally much more noticeable—your computer suddenly starts sprouting pop-up ads or redirecting your search engine—while spyware is designed to go undetected, acting stealthily in the background. Both spyware and adware employ similar tactics to install and take control of your computer.
Spyware
Spyware originated in legitimate programs marketed to parents in the 1990s to monitor their children’s online activities and to employers wishing to monitor employee computer use. Many of these programs touted “remote installation” as a feature—the ability to install without having physical access to the monitored computer. Today, hackers and identity thieves are increasingly developing and exploiting spyware programs that enable them to record sensitive information, such as: · User names· Passwords · Credit card numbers · Social Security numbers · Corporate secrets · Home addresses · Personal phone numbers · Viewed URLs · Screen shots · Information relayed to “spy servers” Spyware is designed to install remotely without a user’s knowledge. When true spyware is installed on a computer, the spy can see everything the user is doing—where the user surfs, what the user types, and the content of documents on the user’s screen. Some spyware includes a Trojan program (virus) that enables the spy to take complete control of the user’s computer. Other potential spyware/adware behaviors include: · Monitoring keystrokes · Scanning hard drive files · Snooping on other applications, such as chat programs or word processors · Installing other spyware programs · Reading cookies · Changing the default home page · Launching upon startup and staying resident in memory · Connecting to the Internet · Dialing a phone number · Transmitting URLs viewed · Sniffing network traffic · Installing remote administration tools · Installing a Trojan to take over computer control · Adding files, folders, cookies, dynamic link libraries (DLLs), and registry entries.
Adware
Adware, more common than spyware, consists of marketing programs bundled with freeware that is designed to deliver pop-up ads to users’ computers, and that may redirect users to a search engine from which adware developers get a commission. Users may willingly and knowingly accept adware on to their computer, viewing it as a small price to pay in exchange for the benefits of using a certain program, such as receiving freestock quotes, weather updates, or traffic reports. Some adware is designed to track surfing habits for market research purposes; however, most of today’s legitimate adware developers defend themselves by noting that they no longer monitor and record user activities, and therefore pose no security or privacy threat. Certain adware has been labeled scumware because it incorporates disreputable practices, such as installation of dialer programs that make expensive international and toll calls via users’ computers, or it extorts users by charging them to remove the offending program. While largely innocuous, the potential impact of adware on an organization should not be underrated. Dell recently reported that up to 47 percent of its technical support calls were related to spyware/adware issues. Repeated pop-up ads, hijacked browsers, and redirects to adware search engines frustrate business users. Poorly designed adware can tax CPU resources, introduce vulnerabilities, affect system performance, and cause error messages, system freezes, and crashes. Once installed, adware is difficult to remove. Sometimes removal is impossible, as the offending culprit often invites more adware to install itself. The ideal solution allows administrators to prevent installation, or enables employees to continue safely using freeware and shareware while preventing the bundled adware to execute and wreak havoc on system stability and integrity.
How Spyware and Adware Are Installed
Most adware is accidentally or deliberately downloaded along with freeware, such as screen savers, games, weather and stock tickers, or file-sharing software. Freeware is supported by revenue from the adware. While users can avoid adware by reading the fineprint on any legal licensing agreement before consenting to download a program, many programs rely on “social engineering,” pestering users with repeated download screens until they finally click “yes” to accept the software. Spyware is sometimes rigged to install even if the user clicks “no”. (When in doubt press alt+F4 to close current window and don't click on anything.) Adware vendors and hackers exploit “drive-by downloading” via active content code to secretly install intrusive programs when a Web page or e-mail message is viewed. Simply blocking suspect sites is ineffective—the freedom, anonymity, and growth of the Web lead to the proliferation of hundreds of new spyware sites. In the Harris survey, only six percent of users reported surfing to sites suspected of containing spyware, and yet 92 percent of IT managers indicated their companies had been infected. Spyware is designed to be installed without the users’ knowledge or consent, and spyware programmers are becoming increasingly clever about their spyware delivery systems. Educating users on safe surfing practices and on carefully reading licensing agreements is critical, but these practices alone cannot solve the problem.
Limitations of Spyware Detection and Removal Tools
Because most spyware is not delivered via e-mail, antivirus products are ineffective at detection. Spyware detection tools work essentially on the same principles as antivirus technology—they use signatures, pattern matching, and known file names to detect the presence of spyware on a computer. Spyware detection technologies share the same critical flaw as other traditional information security technologies—they are passive and reactive. Because these solutions are predicated on signature detection, even when they are efficiently installed and administered, new and mutating spyware attacks will still cause damage to network resources and files on individual machines. No single detection tool seems to be able to detect all spyware. Product reviewers often advise that more than one detection tool be used, so that if one product misses a certain spyware program, the other might pick it up. Just as in the antivirus world, antispyware developers find themselves with ongoing support issues: · A constant signature update race to keep pace with spyware writers · Keeping signatures current · A high level of false positives · Failure to catch new (day-zero) and evolving spyware programs. Spyware and adware eradication tools help determine what has infected the program, and can prevent infection in the first place. Prevention is vastly preferable— cleanup can be a long and involved process. Many spyware programs are persistent, designed to reinstall themselves once removed, to maintain multiple spyware programs simultaneously, and even to thwart detection by antispyware products. Spyware can be nearly impossible to remove. For example, some programs are designed to make thousands of entries to the Windows registry, requiring an almost never available amount of sophisticated IT support to check and repair registry information. Contact LightSpeed Technologies if you need any help with slow or corrupted computers. "We can help!" 330-936-3990 for Scott or 330-417-6705 for Kevin.

Running

2009-06-18T08:00:00.002-04:00

Good Morning. This is my first post on our blog. Let's just say I've been busy with work and family. Today will be another exciting day. We may have a bad radio at one location, another location has a network laden with viruses and I still need to work on some quotes for new services/equipment.

I'll be posting some tutorials on viruses and basic PC information this weekend.

Nick, Change my password. :)

KC

How to Install a Parabolic Antenna Kit for Point to Point WiFi and Check out my New Hat

2009-06-17T00:13:00.008-04:00

Click on the title to go to the
web gallery of How to Install
a Parabolic Antenna Kit for
Point to Point WiFi and
Check out my New Hat

Harrison-County-LightSpeed-Technologies-Wifi-Project-Old-Bell-Courthouse

2009-06-16T23:24:00.002-04:00

Save the Old Bell!
No really, before it falls on someone's head.
If you would like to donate money for restoration of this beautiful old bell please contact the Harrison County Commissioners.

Photoshop - Photo Pixel Dimensions vs. Size on Web

2009-06-16T22:36:00.014-04:00

Photoshop View Show Rulers

Before / After pixel count / inches change

Photoshop save for web utility and image size difference

LightSpeed's Top Ten Rules of the Day

2009-06-16T13:05:00.008-04:00

1. Check the Cable

2. Check the Plug/Jiggle the Cable

3. Document everything.

4. If it isn't broke, don't fix it.

6. Back up EVERYTHING!

7. Always consider every possibility, and prepare for it; remember Murphy's Law.

8. Don't make any changes without thoroughly examining and considering everything that said alterations will affect.

9. Don't make any changes that you can not undo, unless said changes are explicitely requested.

10. Don't hit the "Survery" button unless you are physically connected to the box.

For more great fixes click the link above.

Google Chrome

2009-06-15T14:45:00.002-04:00

Downloaded and tested Google Chrome Browser.

"Google Chrome is a browser that combines a minimal design with sophisticated technology to make the web faster, safer, and easier." Google.

Love it.

Friends of LightSpeed

2009-06-15T11:03:00.003-04:00

LightSpeed thanks Steve for being the latest follower of our Blog. We hope you enjoy reading what we are up to in Canton, Ohio.

We would like to thank all of the friends following LightSpeed Technologies.

Digital Divide

2009-06-11T12:07:00.003-04:00

LightSpeed Technologies is closing the Digital Divide one home at a time. Please do your part to help close the technology gap in Canton, Ohio and remember to search the help desk.

Let's make Canton, Ohio one of the most connected cities in the USA. Sign up for friends of LightSpeed and tell a friend. Pass it on.

If your company would like to help the cause please contact Scott at 330-936-3990.

Friends of LightSpeed

2009-06-11T11:49:00.003-04:00

Friends of LightSpeed: Please remember to sign up for friends of LightSpeed to keep up on what is going on in LightSpeed's word and more.

Computer giving you problems? Have a question? need to learn something fast about anything?

Just ask the help desk. Type your question in the Help Desk box on top and see how to fix or solve anything. Google is your friend.

Day 1 Bob starts

2009-06-09T10:25:00.002-04:00

Day 1

Yesterday was Bob's first day in training with LightSpeed Technologies. We started out by going to Leo Dick and Son's office to meet with Paul to place an order for 2 refurbished laptops. Paul quizzed Bob on where he has been and where he wants to go. I have to say Bob handled it very well.

We then went on to Tank Services another fine customer of LightSpeed Technologies to troubleshoot 1 PC that had lost it's way to the Internet. We found the PC to have had DNS issues and we replaced the DNS with working DNS IPs. We are happy to report the PC found it's way back home.

From there it was off to the third stop of the morning to Home Preferred Health Care where LightSpeed Technologies provides Wireless Internet and computer repair for them located in Belden Village Canton , Ohio. HPHC also was unable to surf or receive emails. That can be devastating to any business. There we again found some bad DNS IPs. We replaced the non working DNS with working DNS and the spices began to flow again.

Looks like day 1 was a lesson about the importance of DNS.

"From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia."

The Domain Name System (DNS) is a hierarchical naming system for computers, services, or any resource participating in the Internet. It associates various information with the domain names assigned to each of the participants. Most importantly, it translates domain names meaningful to humans into the numerical (binary) identifiers associated with networking equipment for the purpose of locating and addressing these devices world-wide. An often used analogy to explain the Domain Name System is that it serves as the "phone book" for the Internet by translating human-friendly computer hostnames into IP addresses. For example, www.example.com translates to 208.77.188.166.

Wow that does sound important.

Community Services of Stark County

2009-06-05T11:42:00.022-04:00

http://www.communityservicesofstark.org/about_us.htm

http://www.starkmha.org/

Computer Training
LightSpeed Technologies is proud to announce the partnership between The Pyramid Club and LightSpeed Technologies sponsored by: Community Services of Stark County, Inc. and Stark Metropolitan Housing Authority Workforce Initiative Association.

LightSpeed Technologies will be taking on 1 participant in the The Pyramid Club and will be providing computer training, mentoring and on the job experience in the computer field until September 30th 2009. LightSpeed plans top teach basic computer skills such as: virus removal, Windows Critical Updates, computer optimization and installation of the Downtown Canton, Ohio open WiFi initiative and much more.

The Pyramid Club.

Were Rolling Now :)

2009-06-04T11:29:00.002-04:00

LightSpeed Technologies Hot Spot WiFi Arcadia Grille Hot Spot Canton Ohio

All LightSpeed Technologies WiFi Hot Spots are available free of charge compliments of LightSpeed Technologies and the City of Canton, Ohio - Mayor William J. Heally II.

To sponsor this Hot Spot or others email sponsor@LSTI.net. To add a LightSpeed Technologies public Hot Spot at your location email sponsor@LSTI.net.

Look for us everywhere.

WiFi testing

2009-06-02T12:04:00.011-04:00

Today we will be testing the new power supplies for the POE injectors.

The first ones we purchased were not powerful enough to make it 250 feet.

Free Internet is coming soon to Downtown Canton.

Please feel free to pass this along to all your friends.

Question about this network email sales@LSTI.net.

Taking sponsorships for hot spots. $250 per year. You can have your company logo and website on the splash page for the Downtown WiFi. Get in early because the space is limited.

Deployment has started

2009-05-27T22:18:00.002-04:00

This week we started to deploy the Downtown WiFi antennas. There will soon be 18 hot spot antennas deployed in Canton, Ohio.

We have placed these antennas on the traffic lights starting at Market ave and 2nd SW. They head up Market ave to 4th street NW.

We then have headed over to Cleveland Ave working our way back down Cleveland.

These hot spots will provide free Internet to anyone outside only. Turn up and testing coming soon.

Sector Antennas

2007-06-21T23:40:00.001-04:00

We always strive to provide the best coverage possible when it comes to rural development. This sector antenna was on top of the Harrison County Courthouse.

Chris has been on vacation this week and Nick V, and I have been keeping busy doing what we do everyday.

Where does the time go?

2007-02-14T20:52:00.000-05:00

In dealing with running your own company and the wonderful nuances of Windows and third party software you find yourself wondering where the time went. We have not had much time to post recently because we have been busy talking with a third party software developer to allow our customer to use the product like they used to.

At LightSpeed Technologies we also have been talking to folks who would like to see LightSpeed become one of the premier technology training companies in Ohio. They would like to find us some grants that will allow us to grow our business while providing vital training to all who need it.

We have found that we as Americans have become a third world country as far as being technology savvy. We are the first ones to admit to everyone and anyone that we are computer illiterate. We hear the same excuse over and over for the last 10 years "I know nothing about computers, you are talking Greek to me please stop and just fix it". 10 years ago when people were using Windows 95 and Windows 98 it was acceptable to admit their technology phobia. Now it is no longer acceptable for us as Americans to become a third world country when it comes to our TI Technology Ignorance.

We need to provide vital training to our children, workforce and veterans allowing them the advantage to find an entry level position with a technology driven company.

We need to stop complaining about our jobs going to India and China. We need to show companies that if they want to start creating more jobs locally we have the technological workforce for them. We need to show the world again why America is great.

Get on your butt sit down and research something on Google now.

Next week we will be offering an educational webinar on how to start a Network in a box company in your town. Sign up now for space is limited to the first 100 participants.

Please respond to sales@LSTI.net for more information on webinars and how to be an ISP in the Ma Bell era of a monopolistic communications industry.

2/5/07

2007-02-06T22:12:00.000-05:00

Today started out with -4 degrees at 4.30am. No school for the last two days. Today we delivered a laptop that was purchased for a customer. 72 updates needed done. That certainly seems like a lot and it is. Most people will not do the updates and will not install any Anti-Virus other than the free 6 month trial offer.

BBB requested a Wireless Internet connection so that they may do VOIP on 10 phone lines. They also want to set up a VPN with their West Virginia office. However they wish not to pay the $500 install and trade it off for a BBB account.

Does anybody have a computer question?

LightSpeed Technologies

2007-02-05T21:44:00.000-05:00

Hello this site is designed to help anybody with the normal day to day problems you may incur while using a PC.