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First wordpress blog post from my G1 cell phone

Posted by Kyle Moore on Friday, August 28th, 2009

When I first started blogging for geek teks, we really only blogged for key word content enabling us to come up higher on google’s search rankings. But I am learning that blogging can be done for many more reasons too. First and foremost, it’s fun. Secondly, it is such an easy way to share relavent [...]

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Real Geeks Use Free Software

Posted by Kyle Moore on Tuesday, July 8th, 2008

You heard me right. Real geeks use free software. Why? Because most of it (and I do mean most) is written better than the commercial paid for stuff. “How can this be true?”, you asked. Well, to put it simply, much of the free software that is out there and available today is open source [...]

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Videobox – Lightbox for Videos

Posted by Kyle Moore on Friday, January 25th, 2008

As I stated in my previous post, I am fairly new to this whole web blog / web designing thing. Out of necessity for our company’s business success, I have had to learn how to do some basic web designing and blog creation. While I have been learning, I have also been having a lot [...]

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Personal Protector Pro 2009 – WO 2127914857

Posted by Kyle Moore on Thursday, December 10th, 2009

This customer had a peice known as Personal Protector Pro 2009 along with many other infections existing on his PC. The computer would run so slow in normal mode, it was virtually impossible to repair this way. On top of this lsass.exe would kick in and shut down the computer in 59 seconds. Yet, booting into safe mode was not an option as the PC would then blue screen. We were stuck with booting to a live OS and running scans from there until the infection was broken up enough to allow for us to do more in the normal desktop mode. Once in normal mode, we then quickly preformed an msconfig before the system rebooted due to something else newer starting up the old lsass.exe infection. The msconfig seemed to prevent enough infection from starting next time so that Spyware Doctor, which is installed along with McAfee on this machine, could start up and do some of its preventative maintainance. They both had been disabled due to the infection. Now lsass.exe was stopped and we were enabled to install our normal removal tools and finish the infection off. Personal Protector 2009 has now been removed and the system is clean. Total time on-site was nearly 2 and 1/2 hours.

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