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Here we are: … and the holy trinity is complete:
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D7 is now d7, and has a new face!
Formerly D7, d7 now has a new face!
CompTIA ChannelCon 2013 – Are you going? Foolish IT will be there!
YES! Foolish IT (that’s me!) will be an exhibitor at CompTIA ChannelCon 2013 at the Peabody Hotel in Orlando, FL on July 29th – 31st! If you are in the area or can make a trip, come on out! I’d love to meet you!
Recent D7 startup issue prompts reversion to v8.5.50
There is an issue with D7 crashing during startup on some systems in recent versions, and currently I cannot isolate the specific issue. In the mean time, the download (and update) links for D7 have been reverted to v8.5.50 which is known stable. If you are experiencing any issues with a higher version, please downgrade to v8.5.50 if possible by simply forcing a D7 update – if you cannot start D7 then download the full...
D7 & dSupportSuite now have MSSE/WinDefend scan options…
Integrated into both D7’s malware page, and dSupportSuite’s Maintenance routine, the apps can now fully automate the updating and scanning of the command line version of Microsoft Security Essentials (if installed) or Windows Defender (if MSSE is not installed.) With dSupportSuite, the integration does have more options of course, like the ability to email a fully customizable alert to you and/or your client when infections are discovered yet not repaired automatically, or when the application...
Adding your custom logo to D7’s HTML Reports
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D7 Free v8.5.35
D7 Free has a new version! v8.5.35! What’s new: Everything since the last free version, v7.4.33 was it??
D7: New HTML Activity Report Screen Shot
Screen shots of the new HTML reports
Just in case you didn’t get a peek at it yet: The report is actually a lot longer then the pics here, but I’ve cut off a bit to keep it brief. Here you’ll see how I’ve cleaned up the Nirsoft reports, stripping a lot of extra garbage.