Yeah, I know I just released v1.0, but I couldn’t resist. Minidump / blue screen reporting system and analysis is now optionally part of the Heartbeat, with the analysis and latest dump attached to the email. Registry Hive backups are now optionally part of Maintenance routines. Up to 10 backup sets will be kept. Improved email formatting and subject matter. Clients will also no longer see their own details, only you will in the emails...
If you have dSupportSuite and have been wondering about an item in the config, this is your place! If you do NOT have dSupportSuite and have been wondering about how flexible the configuration is to give you a better idea of what the app does, then again this is your place! https://www.d7xtech.com/dsupportsuite/online-manual/config/
Lots of exciting enhancements and accomplishments were made recently on the BETA and lots of testing done. It appears the product is now ready for it’s first official release, so here it is! dSupportSuite is a white-label combination automated maintenance and monitoring application designed for technicians to resell to their clients as part of a subscription based plan. It combines a nice user interface branded with your name/logo, powerful automated maintenance routines, automatic system restore...
Currently all intended functionality has been implemented and is functional. Tons of improvements and bugs squashed. I think this one is going to pop soon! …but MORE TESTING is needed! If you’ve already purchased the pre-release please give this thing a good workout!
Prerequisites: Must have purchased and used dSupport, dMaintenance, and dCloud. EDIT: got a few, thanks!
Just wanted to give a quick breakdown and introduction to the new functionality in v8… Red X behavior (the close button for the main window) is now configurable! Visit Config > Custom Stuff to configure the default shutdown behavior when clicking this button. Holding the F8 key while starting D7 brings up a startup menu with new options (this also replaces the old get system access prompt.) Among these options are the ability to start...
A new startup feature emerges, and a ton of under-the-hood work has been done hopefully making this upcoming version function more smoothly when dealing with the system account, among other things. Here are a list of changes: New method of starting apps under the system account when running under a standard account, affecting several functions (but not enough, more to come.) New method of starting apps (like Explorer) running as a standard account from the...
I discovered a new method of enabling you to launch the same program to have it behave differently, specifically holding down keys while starting the app. This has enabled me to bundle 3 new operational modes into the same KillEmAll.scr executable. Operational modes: Classic mode: Execute KillEmAll.scr normally. Debug mode: Hold CTRL down while executing KillEmAll.scr Asks you prior to terminating each individual process, useful for troubleshooting. Service mode: Hold SHIFT down while executing KillEmAll.scr...
Finally, after several days of approaching this from different angles, I have managed to duplicate the PSEXEC ability to elevate a process to the local SYSTEM account AND have it interact with the desktop in Vista, 7, and 8; all from VB6! …and they told me it couldn’t be done! (Well, some did.) This is often a hot topic among programmers as It seems like very few people out there know how to do it...
After getting seeing this (yet again) on message forums, and also getting a personal email about it from a D7 user this morning, I figure maybe I should blog it. I need some feedback on D7 Locksmith anyway. First, people don’t seem to realize that Windows 8 has two different types of user accounts – a local Windows account, and a Microsoft Live account. I’m not sure why some people haven’t noticed this, but maybe...
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