For the most part, look for Self-Hosted FTP and Email/SMTP functionality changes, fixes, and improvements as they are switched to the new d7x code platform, with the exception of reports storage for FTP. There was a bit more but it didn’t make the list because I didn’t write it down, and it was kinda minor because I can’t recall at the moment… What comes next is finishing the move to d7x code for FTP reports […]
KillEmAll v5 was released without the internal logic required to avoid terminating a critical Windows system file “fontdrvhost.exe” which is in part responsible for the rendering of text based graphics displayed in various areas of many programs running on Windows 10. Problem: When terminated by KillEmAll, you will notice corrupted display of text, or no display of text, in all affected programs. Text is displayed properly again only after restarting Windows. Note for PC technicians using […]
If you’ve seen news of the recent update for the dSupportSuite client software, you might want to roll out an update to your customers! If you didn’t purchase dSupportSuite early on (pre-2014) then self-hosting an FTP server is required for usage, and if you did you may have migrated an older dCloud deployment to self-hosted FTP. If you fall into either of the above categories (as most dSupportSuite owners should) then your customers will NOT receive […]
A emergency dSupportSuite client software update was released in order to resolve an issue with Windows 10 update to build 1803. This particular Windows update caused dSS triggered maintenance tasks to fail immediately after starting. No error message should be visible to the user, but a failure to run dSupportSuite.exe will be found in Windows event logs. This dSupportSuite client software update resolves the issue with Windows build 1803 by updating the digital certificate used […]
This release fixes an Email failure in SMTP configurations that use either the “No Encryption” or the “SSL only” option. Those using TLS via the “SSL/TLS” or “StartTLS” SMTP settings were not affected by this issue. Also fixed this release is the “Send Test Email” button in d7x Config which always returned a successful result, even if it failed to send.
Today’s release adds only one notable improvement to the custom apps download capabilities, which facilitates the download of AdwCleaner using the improved non-direct URL option. This was necessary when updating the custom apps package for this default app, as well as the Auslogics DD Portable which also needed a newer download URL. The default custom app profiles are updated automatically and without notification. Please Note: v18.5.7.1 is NOT a ‘FastTrack’ build as it will be detected […]
Kraken 2.0 Ransomware decrypter… https://t.co/r10PJbDajFBased on the creator's logs the ransomware has hit around 500 victims. So if anyone is affected, please use the link above to restore your files.@demonslay335 @malwrhunterteam @BleepinComputer — Leo (@leotpsc) April 30, 2018
Fixed an issue where d7x failed to start with the “System Mode” d7x Startup configured (d7x Config > Behavior tab > Startup Behavior) when d7x was started without all of it’s resources already downloaded, which is always the case when deployed remotely via d7xRDT. One of the d7x Resources (d7xSvcWait.exe) is required for this mode to function properly. Side Effects: The next normal launch of d7x (non-system mode) on that PC would determine that a […]
We’ve teamed up with Lisa Hendrickson from Call That Girl and AppRiver to offer our readers free registration to learn more in depth about Office 365. In addition, BitTitan has offered 3 Migration Wiz licenses for new customers to test a migration! Trainers are a mix of MSP and working break/fix technicians telling it like it is, no fluff and real ”how-to” demos and examples. Topics include sales, marketing, product learning and technician training. Course #1 has already […]
Expect changes to include the name appearing on your credit/bank statements for product purchases, which as of today, April 25th 2018 should become “d7xTech/Foolish IT” (or “d7xTech.com” if only 11 characters are allowed.) The longer version will change to the shorter “d7xTech.com” in the future, once we’re confident most of our customers on recurring billing plans have adjusted to seeing the new name. Don’t forget, as previously announced we are changing our name from “Foolish […]
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