Couple simple steps and you can free your data as well »

STEP 1:
Sign into your google account

STEP 2:
Click on your Google+ account (top left)

STEP 3:
Click on the gear, then click settings

STEP 4:
Click Data Liberation

STEP 5:
Select what you want to download, you can download all or specific sets of data.

Thats it! Your data is now yours for the keeping.

-Matt

Here is one I used:

http://www.straxx.com/excel/password.html

To access indivdual cell protection go to: Tools » Protection

First download combofix.exe here »

Second, Run it.

Easy as pie.

Cheers & Goodluck,

Matt

This is a pretty common problem for firefox and IE.  Some simple steps can be taken to fix the issue.

1st – Run Malware Detection Software

Some of the more popular removal programs:

http://www.combofix.org/

http://www.superantispyware.com/

http://www.malwarebytes.org/

http://free.antivirus.com/hijackthis/

http://www.safer-networking.org/en/spybotsd/index.html

2nd – Clear Java Cache

Go to Start » Control Panel and double click Java Icon. Click General tab and click setting under Temporary Internet Files. Click Delete Files then click “OK” when pop-up window appears.

3rd-Flush Firefox Cache

Open Firefox. Click Tools » Options. Select Privacy and click Clear Now in Private Data section.

4th – Flush IE Cache

Go to Start » Control and double click Internet Options. Click Delete Files located in General Tab. Select Delete All Offline Content in the pop-up box then select OK.

5th – Flush DNS Cache

Go to Start » Run. Type CMD. In Command Prompt box type:   ipconfig/flushdns Then press enter. Exit command window.

If this does not solve your issue then you will have to follow the Steps for DNS Poisoning and GooredFix for more intense redirection problems. Go to this  MajorGeeks thread.

Good Luck!

-Matt

This can be caused by AT&T blocking the ip/server you are trying to access. I experienced this first hand. AT&T admitted that they blocked the address for possible policy violations. However, nothing had changed on my server. All 41 of my websites were not accessible to AT&T customers. This was isolated to only AT&T customers, Comcast customers were still allowed to my sites. After hours on the phone with both with GoDaddy (my hosting provider) and AT&T it was finally resolved by removing what AT&T calls “IP Blackhole”. This appeared to be a glitch with AT&T and had nothing to do with GoDaddy’s server or hosting service.  In the end AT&T referred me to the following support form:

http://attis-dns.sbcglobal.net/

They also instructed me to contact GoDaddy and have them email AT&T to have the server removed from the “Blackhole”

Blackhole removal email address:
netsec@att.net

Good Luck!

-Matt

The new default location is at:

C:\DocumentsandSettings\AllUsers\SharedDocuments\Intuit\QuickBooks\

This can be easily changed at login, just simply choose the QBC file from another location, like shared folder on other computer/server then QB should save the last location opened.

That’s it!

-Matt

If you are having trouble with spyware and malware and are using Malwarebytes, make sure that you that you update the spyware database. Often times spyware and malware (malicious spyware) changes and without updating your database, you are left with all the old vacines.

Here is how you update Malwarebytes:

That’s it, Now you are updated!! Now Run a FULL SCAN, and it should find the issue.

-Matt

It always happens, you send an email and it gets rejected for being to large. Instead of trying to send large files through two different email servers try using the following free programs.

Team Viewer

YouSendIt.com

That’s it. Send Large Files Instantly.

-Matt

411-spyware.com

virusremovalguru.com

I highly reccomend downloading and running the follwoing program, to remove the IS2010.exe spyware/malware automatically:

malwarebytes.org

Best of luck!

-Matt

The icon that you see next to the address bar or in each web browser tab that is associated with the particular webpage is actually an icon file located in the main directory of webserver. To create one of these icons you will need to install a .ICO plugin for photoshop. Here is how:

1.) First download the FREE .ICO Plugin here.

2.) Move the plugin into the “File Formats” folder inside your Photoshop Plugins folder

Common Location: Program Files>Photoshop>Plug-ins>File Formats

3.)If Photoshop is already running, close and reopen.

4.) Create a new document that is 32 x 32 pixels (72/ppi). Create your graphic.

5.) Save your new icon in the parent directory of your webpage. Save files as favicon.ico

6.) Upload your icon to the server, and your done!