Sounds like you're in the wrong business. Unfortunately, That's IT, not just help desk. You sound miserable, and the only person who can do anything about it is you.
Perhaps you should work with animals? Here are some jobs working with Nature: http://www.indeed.com/q-Forest-Ranger-jobs.html
This is a very common scam. Your password was leaked in a breach of another site, check out https://haveibeenpwned.com/ to see what breaches you're in. Stop reusing passwords and get yourself a password manager and start changing passwords. Use the password manager to generate the passwords and store them, start with your bank and email accounts first.
It's all good! Just glad it got resolved.
I would highly advise running MalwareBytes ADWCleaner, most software that create a search bar should be found and cleaned appropriately.
This is different then the standard MalwareBytes that you most likely ran earlier.
It can be found here.
You can go for ProProfs IT Help Desk that can help you speed up your day-to-day tasks with the help of powerful automation. For instance, you can automatically assign tickets to agents, share automated notifications with agents and customers, and leverage chatbots to assist website visitors in real-time. There is a forever-free plan too that you might wish to explore. Good luck!
Petter Nordahl-Hagen’s Offline NT Password & Registry Editor
http://pogostick.net/~pnh/ntpasswd/
Easy to make a bootable USB from the ISO. Super simple to use, just hit enter until you get to the Account selection part, then just use the numbers that apply, write it back and reboot. You must have done a clean shutdown of windows to use it safely.
I found this on super user. ALWAYS MAKE A BACKUP OF YOUR REGISTRY BEFORE MAKING CHANGES. In no way am I responsible if this harms your computer.
http://superuser.com/questions/316879/how-can-i-disable-flashing-icons-on-windows-7-taskbar
> Steps to disable flashing icon on Taskbar - Windows 7 > > Click the Start icon > > Type in regedit > > Select regedit from the top of the result > > Go to: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop > > Editing ForegroundFlashCount > > Find ForegroundFlashCount > > Double click ForegroundFlashCount > > Replace the value for Value Data with 1 > > Editing ForgroundLockTimeout > > Find ForegroundLockTimeout > > Double click ForegroundLockTimeout > > Replace the value for Value Data with 0 > > Reboot > > This is the way to do it without any 3rd-party applications. The steps are in detail steps to help both experienced and non-experienced users. If you want to undo these changes, repeat the steps above using the original values: ForegroundFlashCount is 7; ForegroundLockTimeout is 30d40.
Search for "Busy light" or "status light" on the Googs. This is from a brand I'm familiar with but... I'd imagine most of the ones available are fine too 🤷♂️
Kuando Busylight UC Omega (15410) - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B019WQXWA2/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_i_9BRMX4E1BVQX23M2W44E?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
I believe the Ubuntu OS would run into issues accessing those files. What you should do is download Hirens Boot CD PE - It's a version of the Windows 10 Pre-Install Environment. It has multiple tools that you can use to either change the admin password, or delete it entirely. I just used this to get into multiple computers.
If you're working help desk, it is one of the most valuable tools out there for workstation maintenance (and to break into them.)
You can reset it via command prompt through some lengthy means, just google reset windows 10 password with command prompt. However, I highly suggest Hiren's Boot CD. You can also do it from a vanilla Windows PE boot, but the tools are already assembled in one place.
I honestly can’t find the adapter you’re looking for either.
Have you tried an app like this one to force the phone to use usb as audio output?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nordskog.LesserAudioSwitch&hl=en_US&gl=US
Just a disclaimer that I have no idea if that app is safe or works, but maybe there might be one that allows it to work!
Actually, you can get a usb stick and try loading damn small linux onto your computer. You wont need to open the computer. Its not permanent and very quick. You should be able to pull any data off of your drive without it restarting once dsl has loaded.
Turn off syncing. "You should be able to specify which folders you want to sync in your dropbox preferences. I don't know how to do it on your phone, but on windows, I usually right click, click the little gear, then pick Preferences, go to tab Advanced and click the button Selective Sync... From there, I pick the folders I want to sync.
These will apply only to this machine. You can then change the settings on your phone, and other OS."
pulled from http://superuser.com/questions/637412/how-to-stop-dropbox-from-syncing-certain-folders-on-certain-os
I can almost guarantee you will have screen share software that you will be able to view their screen and take over control of their mouse.
Currently if your customer service communication is handled by email, and if you are on Gmail, it would be ideal to introduce a tool which does not break the current working behavior, but simply increase the productivity of your team and improve your support service.
BuzzFlow (http://www.buzzflow.io/helpdesk) is a tool ideal for Small businesses to automate their support ticket tracking. It’s user intuitive and directly baked into your Google Inbox thus suitable for businesses that use Gmail (irrespective of whether it’s corporate or personal) for their support services.
I'm sure that you will be happy with Kayako, because it offers exactly what you need: time tracking and reporting tools. They are accurate and powerful, saving you tons in time and resources.
With Kayako you can customize the ticketing software as much as you need and please, because it is its main motto, to make customer support effortless, and therefore, they bring you everything you need to adapt it to your goals.
What makes things even better is that you can handle multi-channel tickets with ease, I mean, you can track where your customer comes from and even bring support if he/she moves from a channel to another. It simplifies everything so you can handle your tickets in a fast and efficient manner.
I believe that a demo would be perfect for your case, so you can get a personalized demonstration of what Kayako can do for your company. Claim it for free right here: https://www.kayako.com/demo-request
All in all, I hope it solves your problem!
Good considerations for choosing a help desk ticketing system I would recommend you go for ProProfs Help Desk that can help you with robust ticketing features such as automated ticket assignments, ticket prioritization, etc. You can allow employees or customers to register their issues by filling web forms. The best part? There is a forever-free plan as well. Good luck!
Check out fresh desk: https://freshdesk.com/pricing
They have a free version which will do everything you need from an incident management/ticketing system.
Their paid versions include a knowledge base (check out their self service features) and basic project management functionality via collaboration and automation features.
Enjoy!
It will depend on the motherboard you have. In reality the onboard controllers are crap dealing with RAID setups, I have relied on it once and it failed on me I lost shitloads of data on a RAID5 setup with 3 drives.
You can do the mirroring using windows but that's software RAID and it's less than recommended. What I would do in your case if you just want redundancy in case one of the drives fail. Format both to NTFS and setup Cobian backup (http://www.cobiansoft.com/cobianbackup.htm) to copy new files to the other drive on a specific schedule, once a day or overnight...
I'm still waiting on a battery to show up, but I've had some success.
I was able to load GParted as an .iso and delete all the partitions, found out one of my 4tb drives is dead... ah well.
Proxmox was then installed and after a server restart, successfully runs.
... Now to have fun, thank you for all of you suggestions!
She can buy a domain cheaply and send from it using typical email services like O365 Exchange. Email automation services likely have prebuilt integrations, for example: https://zapier.com/apps/mailchimp/integrations/office-365
This has worked for me: Actiontec Bonded MoCA 2.0 Ethernet to Coax Adapter, 2 Pack (ECB6200K02). you can get it on Amazon, here. You can even hook up a second modem and broadcast upstairs with this solution.
Just use your in-wall power infrastructure? Something like this:
They make these in gigabit varieties too, if required. Works great for me. Way better than boosters.
Pretty much exactly describes my bag as well. I also carry around a few different video adapters (VGA->mDP, DVI->HDMI etc, USB video adapter) along with cables and velcro cable ties and a pair of scissors!
Hello :) the number of allowed duplicate screens is based on how many entries you have on your video card. So if you're using a video card with two entries, you can have 1 duplicate. If you have 2 video cards with two entries on each, you can have two screens duplicated, but not all 4. Sooooo, if you want all 4 duplicated, you need a video card with 4 entries. Here's an example: http://www.amazon.com/PNY-NVIDIA-Quadro-K1200-VCQK1200DP-PB/dp/B00UPHAT2C/ref=pd_sim_sbs_147_1?ie=UTF8&dpID=41a28Q7YebL&dpSrc=sims&preST=_AC_UL160_SR160%2C160_&refRID=1D3JDAFHG8AXHCVS49YG
So I have This Motorola that replaced the comcast rental modem.
I have an asus router for wireless.
I also have another old router that I use upstairs where signal can get a bit weak.