According to Softwatch, organisations are wasting money by licensing Microsoft Office that users rarely use. Only 48 minutes per day is time average user is using Office, most used application is Outlook email client, which accounts for about 68 percent of that activity. Second place goes to Excel with 17 percent of user activity, or an average […]
MiniTool Partition Wizard Professional review
Partition management is not something you do everyday. Unless you are IT Professional. Some home users like to create second partition on their hard drive, just in case C drive can not be recovered. IT Professionals on the other hand, have more requirements. One tool that can save you a lot of trouble is called […]
How to recover deleted iphone photos
For the first time user called me to help her to recover photos deleted from Iphone. She returned from a company trip and she took some important photos she wanted to show to her supervisor. I asked her if she took her laptop where she has ITunes installed. ITunes backups IOS device every time you connect it […]
Digitalocean vs Linode
Digitalocean vs Linode battle is heating up. When Digitalocean started, they barely managed to persuade investors for first funding in 2011. Other hosting companies were established and recognized. How do you compete with companies who are established, have money and a lot of customers? Digitalocean had a great vision. Instead of selling the same service, they offered […]
Synology RS3614xs/RS3614RPxs released
Synology RS3614xs/RS3614RPxs released, with and without redundant power supply. Synology has moved up on to the enterprise space with RS3614xs/RS3614RPxs models.They were built for speed, they both deliver 3,518 MB/s throughput and 282,660 IOPS. They are bundled with 4 GB ECC RAM which can be expanded to 32GB. you can also plug in 2x 10GbE dual […]
Symantec Backup Exec vs Veeam
I have been using Backup Exec for most of my IT career. I “loved” version 2010, loved because I got used to all of it’s quirks and 2010 seemed the most stable. Backup Exec as a classic backup tool was ok, it could backup physical servers, AD, Exchange, Oracle database, SQL… and it had an option […]
How to connect Thunderbird to MS Exchange
Thunderbird can be connected to Exchange. Can Thunderbird be used as an MS Outlook alternative? Which email client can use Exchange protocol for email? Is there Exchange support in free email clients? I would love to say yes to all three questions, but the truth is a little bit complicated. First, why would you use another client and not […]
5 Great Uses for Cloud Computing
5 Great Uses for Cloud Computing Cloud storage systems like DropBox offer a number of unique advantages for your business. Cloud computing has become huge in recent years, and we’re going to look at how it could help you cut costs and improve efficiency. 1. Easy to work remotely The cloud makes it so easy […]
Optimize images improve your website speed
Today I decided to spend some time on website optimisation. I visited Pingdom and noticed several sites were tested that had interesting name. Curios I went to see what they sell and how they fare on speed test. Looking at results shocked me so much I decided to write this post. There is still a […]
Unable to initialize the Information Store service because the clocks on the client and server are skewed
Today I received notification from PRTG that size on C: is below 10% on Exchange 2010 server. I decided to expand C: drive as this is really a great feature on Windows 2008 and up. Managing servers on virtual infrastructure is really great. First I created a backup, then I expanded disk in VMware. But when […]
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