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Is Windows 7 The Best Windows Ever?

Posted on July 2nd, 2009 by admin in Recent Blog Entries, it support w1

From technology enthusiasts to the average Joe running Windows, everyone was looking at Microsoft for the past 2 years, their hopes gathered around a simple name: Windows 7. There are many reasons why this version of Windows was sought after, not the least being the public relations nightmare brought by Vista.

But did Microsoft come through with a stable computing platform, with decent hardware requirements and a hardened security model? The definite answer is yes. I’ve been running Windows 7 on my laptop for over a month, installed all the applications I’d normally use – iTunes, Office, Firefox, Mozy – and they all worked fine, without any compatibility settings or whatnot.

While my computer is far from being state of the art, it is able to run Firefox, iTunes, Word and Photoshop at the same time, with decent speed. On just 1GB of DDR2 RAM and a 2,2Ghz AMD Turion 62 single core processor. The visual effects are fluid on a two year old ATi X200M graphics chipset with just 64MB of RAM. What they did under the hood, optimizing the code to run faster, is simply amazing. Running Vista on this laptop was like swimming with cement boots, even with the visual effects turned off.

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A very important aspect for Windows users, security, has also been addressed in many ways, and while most of the technologies were present in Vista, they have been improved in Windows 7. The UAC (User Access Control) dialogs are less frequent and not so annoying, executables are scanned for digital signatures of their vendor, you are notified about files downloaded from the internet as well as an improved firewall and notification center. DEP (Data Execution Prevention) is enabled by default, we still have the KPP (Kernel Patch Protection) and a significantly improved Autorun. Also, the privilege level of your account is not root, which would grant you unlimited access to system resources, but a member of the Administrators group. To affect changes that may affect system integrity and security you have to accept an UAC prompt. In addition to this, all start-up items that access critical system areas are also required to be manually approved via an UAC prompt. Checks and flags are implemented all around, to the point that you would have to ignore multiple security warnings in order to get infected. These are all significant changes from Windows XP. All around, you can see that the engineers have dedicated a significant amount of time to securing the operating system.

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From such an important aspect as security,we go on to examine the improvements in the user interface department. The taskbar, part Mac OS X dock, part Start menu is an elegant and comprehensive UI element. The functionality offered is simply amazing; We have quick access to commonly used applications, an amazing way to find the window you’re looking for with Quick Look, a streamlined notification area which is clean yet retains usability and instant search from the Start menu. I’m sorry to disappoint the Linux and Mac OS fans, but Windows 7, as it is today, has the most advanced and usable UI.

With Windows 7 Microsoft has changed the game. I for one was saving money for a MacBook, which from a Windows XP viewpoint is an incredible upgrade. But compared to Windows 7, not so much. We have performance, stability, a not too shabby security model, an incredible selection of hardware and software. If lastly, we consider the price – free until June next year – we have an incredibly attractive offer. The ball is at Apple and the pitch is going down at WWDC. Unless something amazing comes out, it’s going to be a homerun for Windows 7.

As always, I’d love to hear what you think about this topic. You can check out our IT Support London website at this link.

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Network Support

Posted on June 8th, 2009 by admin in Various

Our IT Department. Offering the best network support in the Greater London area.

Who are Our IT Department?

Our IT Department have been providing Network Support to companies in the London area for over 15 years. Our Company has built up an enviable reputation for providing innovative, cost-effective network support and services. Our ability and comprehensive experience means we can design, install, support, maintain and protect IT networks for companies of every size and sector, across the London.

The Best IT Support London has to offer.

Focused on small businesses in London and the South East, we have a range of computer support services to help your business. With unlimited telephone and remote support and our unlimited onsite support service you can be sure your IT systems are in a safe and reliable hands. You can have your own IT department on call without the need for dedicated staff.

Keeping things simple.

We are able to provide you access to a team of specialised professionals that have a passion for technology and the many benefits it can bring to your business systems and communications.

We look at providing complete solutions and will take the time to fully understand not only your requirements, but also your business, this is key to providing a solution that fits YOU.

We explain things in simple terms that make it easy for you to fully understand and we recommend processes that would suit your business and tell you why. We then make technology work for you and your company, with as little interruption as possible.

Need quality Network Support? contact us TODAY!

We know how good our service is so contact us today for a free no-obligation IT Consultation. we are Quality Assured It Support And Consultancy Specialists and Microsoft Gold Certified Professionals.

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Microsoft’s new “natal” controller for the Xbox 360

Posted on June 2nd, 2009 by admin in Recent Blog Entries, Various

Microsoft unveiled it’s new controller for the Xbox 360 console at the E3 exhibition in Los Angeles yesterday.

The controller project is called “project natal” and it is a completely hands free control system.

Project Natal will also feature face recognition and motion sensors that will give the user an unrivalled experiance when playing games.

Steven Spielberg attended the launch of Project Natal. Mr Spielberg stated “the main barrier stopping people getting into video games was the complexity of a games controller,” and that Natal was “a whole new world”.

Mr Speilberg also stated that Natal offered new opportunities for game development.

“The video games industry has not allowed us the opportunity to cry, because we were too busy putting our adrenalin rush into the controller, or wherever we swing our arm with a Wii controller to get a result,” he said.

Peter Molyneux demonstrated how natral recognises faces and facial expressions to detiermine the mood a player was in so the game could react accordingly.

Earlier leak in the press.

The details of project Natal had already been leaked to the press 3 weeks ago when documents were released by the US patent office. However, most people believed that this patent was for a concept similar to Nintendo’s Wii console.

The future of gaming is certianly getting more interesting, with all 3 major companies pushing each other very hard when it comes to technical breakthrough’s.

Article submitted by Our IT Department | IT Support For London | info@ouritdept.co.uk

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50 Celsius is normal

Posted on May 18th, 2009 by admin in Recent Blog Entries, it support w1
I have one question my motherboard is Gigabyte EP45-DS3l
And temperature of my motherboard are 50 Celsius is it normal if it not what i can do???

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I have a memory 32bit 64 bit question

Posted on May 18th, 2009 by admin in Recent Blog Entries, it support w1
I have windows xp home edition 32bit and my computer can recognize 3 gigs of ram. i want to get dual channel pc2-6400 2 gig sticks so i would have a total of 4 gigs. Dual channel, two 2 gig sticks. now my computer will only see 3 of it so does that mean it will “break” the dual channel? will it hurt performance? or should i get dual channel 2 total gigs and just get a nother 1 gig stick to make it 3? sorry if you get confused lol.:thinking:

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How to attach fan to xiggy?

Posted on May 18th, 2009 by admin in Recent Blog Entries, it support w1
well i just got a ultra kaze to put on my xiggy to replace the stock one. the little rubber thingys that it came with are a PITA so i’m looking for a different way to attach the fan. it needs to be secure seeing as how the ultra kaze is 38mm and pretty heavy

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[Blizzard] First Batch of Blizzcon Tickets Sold Out

Posted on May 18th, 2009 by admin in Recent Blog Entries, it support w1
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The initial allotment of tickets for BlizzCon 2009 has now been sold out. If you weren’t able to get tickets this time, you’ll have a second chance on Saturday, May 30, as another batch will go on sale then. Coverage of the gaming festival will also be offered by DIRECTV as a Pay Per View event, available both via satellite and Internet stream.


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IT Support

Posted on May 18th, 2009 by admin in Recent Blog Entries, Various

IT Support.

Our IT Department have been providing quality IT Support services to London business since 1996.

We can provide you with a complete range of IT support London based solutions that will suit your business, from a world class service desk, cutting edge predictive monitoring platform, industry leading IT audits, bespoke application development right through to strategic consultancy (all based on the ITIL & SDI framework and methodology).

Providing an unrivaled service with state of the art resources.

Working with organisations in a variety of sectors including professional services, manufacturing, recruitment and property, we’re the IT partner you’ve been looking for. Just tell us where you want your business to be and we’ll ensure you get there.

Through our help desk we provide assistance to your colleagues, ‘end-users’, for any support or queries they have whether this relates to the IT or telephony. IT support is provided both remotely and on-site at your office. At some of our medium sized clients we have people working at their office each day, complimented with remote server management and network operations.

Large organisations, 250+ employees, rely on Our IT Department for services that extend their in-house service delivery capability. Examples include the implementation of a VoIP telephone system; server virtualisation using VMware; Microsoft technology implementations - Microsoft Server 2008, Exchange 2007, SharePoint 2007, SQL Server, Microsoft Office 2007, Citrix and other new technologies.

Looking after today, so tomorrow is trouble free.

Whether you want to outsource all of your IT network support or simply require second-line IT support for existing staff, we can provide the specialist skills and experience to help you. Contact us for more detail about our IT support contracts and make sure your IT networks have the protection they need.

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IT Support Fulham

Posted on May 12th, 2009 by admin in Recent Blog Entries, Various

IT Support Fulham

Our IT Department have been professional IT support to business in Greater London for over 18 years, during this time we have built up a great reputation in the IT industry with clients and competitors alike.

Performance without compromise.

We can provide you with a complete range of IT support solutions to suit your business – from a world class service desk, cutting edge predictive monitoring platform, industry leading IT audits, bespoke application development right through to strategic consultancy (all based on the ITIL & SDI framework and methodology).

Through the Our IT Department help desk we can provide assistance to your colleagues, ‘end-users’, for any support or queries they have whether this relates to the IT or telephony. We can provided both remotely and on-site at your office. At some of our medium sized clients we have people working at their office each day, complimented with remote server management and network operations.

Trusted by business.

Our IT Deparrtment are trusted by businesses large and small to provide professional IT support and IT consultancy. Our consultants work from Fulham, Victoria and Pall Mall in London SW1 and are within easy reach to provide IT support and services to companies in west and central London and around the UK.As a london resident, you have access to qualified computer support engineers in your own home. Our IT consultants have all acquired academic qualifications at university level and have worked in the computer maintenance and technical support industry for 4 years or more. With this in mind, you’re in safe hands.

Contact us today.

If you want the best IT Support Fulham can offer, then contact us today for a no obligation IT consultation. We look forward to hearing from you.

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is this possible?

Posted on May 6th, 2009 by admin in Recent Blog Entries, it support w1
hi guys at the moment i have 2 pcs and only 1 wifi adapter.

is it possible to connect the 2 pcs with a ethernet cable and use the internet on both?

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