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Planned Outage / Change of Address on 9/25/2020

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On September 25th 2020, CNet System will move office buildings, including our datacenter location. From the hours of 8pm until the following morning, service may be interrupted as we migrate hardware between locations. Our best efforts have gone towards planning our move to ensure the least possible downtime, however, the possibility of longer than expected downtime may occur. Please plan accordingly, allowing for additional downtime throughout the weekend. We apologize for any inconvenience which may occur, and plan on resuming normal operations on the following Monday, September 28th. We thank you for your understanding, and appreciate your continued business with […]

Windows 7 – It’s time to Upgrade!!

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Windows 7 Support officially ends on January 14th, 2020. After a good run, it’s finally time to upgrade to Windows 10. Though 7 was released in 2009, it’s not the same operating system it once was. Microsoft continuously patched 7 over the years to provide support for each new generation of hardware and software, keeping it relatively up to date. Windows 10 is a modern and constantly evolving system, which will be updated seamlessly as a service vs previous Windows versions. Many hold Windows 7 near and dear, being the system they have used for the last decade, even touting […]

Surface Pro 4 Lowest Price Starting at $765

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Limited time exclusive deals for our customers – Surface Pro 4 Starting at $765 Offer good til March 31st! MICROSOFT SURFACE PRO Core M 4GB 128G = $765 Core i5 4GB 128G = $849 Core i5 8GB 256G = $1019 Core i7 8GB 256G = $1275 Core i7 16GB 256G = $1445 Core i7 16GB 512G = $1785 MICROSOFT SURFACE BOOK Core I5 8GB 128GB = $1105 Core I5 8GB 256GB = $1399 Core I7 8GB 267GB = $1785 Core I7 8GB 512GB = $2995

How to Properly Log Off of a Terminal Server

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When you’re finished using your Terminal Server, the best option is to log off or sign out. Normally, when you click the X button to “disconnect” from the server, all your programs continue to run in the background. This is similar to turning off your monitor, but leaving the computer running. Because a server is shared between you and everyone else in your company, leaving your session logged continues to use resources that could be freed up for other users. To keep things speedy for you and everyone else in your company, please remember to “Sign Out” when you are […]

Save Bandwidth – Disable Windows 10 Update Sharing

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Windows 10 comes with a lot of nifty new features; some of them are helpful, and some can be downright annoying. One of the new features adds update sharing, which has good intentions, but may cause issues on slow connections with multiple computers sharing the same line. In the past, Windows Update had to download updates individually from Microsoft per computer. Update sharing allows one computer to download updates, and share these files with other computers on the same network to save bandwidth. This is a good option, because the internet connection is only used once to download for all […]

Windows 10 Upgrade Caution

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If you are ready to make the switch to Windows 10, please make sure your software is fully compatible with the upgrade. Some software has been known to cause issues when upgrading to Windows 10, leading to a computer that is not fully usable. The Cisco VPN Client Version 5 is NOT compatible, and will cause all network connections to be unusable and possibly irreparable, requiring a reinstall of Windows. The safest option when upgrading is to remove any programs you do not need before the upgrade, and reinstall them after the upgrade. Programs which may be best to remove […]