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Hosted Exchange is here!

Posted by Jeff on Sep 12, 2011 in Did You Know?, News | 0 comments

EZ-IT is excited to announce we are now offering hosted Exchange email. Featuring Microsoft Exchange 2010 with OWA and Outlook Anywhere with support for Blackberry (BES), iPhones, and Droid’s, our Exchange email is perfect for your business. We offer built in Spam filtering and can assist with moving your existing email to us. Prices start at $125/user/year with a 30-day money back...

New Office Opening Soon!

Posted by Jeff on Sep 12, 2011 in Events | 0 comments

EZ-IT is proud to announce our expansion! We are opening up our first office in Rifle in October. Don’t worry–we will still provide great, on-site service at your home or business. Keep checking the website for updates on the progress and for your chance to come to our open house!

How do I know if I have a virus or spyware?

Posted by Jeff on Dec 29, 2010 in Anti Virus/Spyware | 3 comments

So your PC is running slow, weird pages are popping up, and things don’t feel right. Do you have a virus, spyware, or something else? How can you tell? Luckily, there are some tell-tale signs. With viruses, you will want to be on the lookout for fake websites loading when you expect legit ones, lots of spam being sent from your email, your antivirus program not running, and your...

Use Readyboost in Vista and Windows 7 to speed up your most used apps!

Posted by Jeff on Dec 29, 2010 in Optimization | 0 comments

Got an extra flash drive lying around? Why not use it to speed up your pc. ReadyBoost is a free tool built into Windows Vista and Windows 7 that improves disk speed. It works by using flash memory, a USB flash drive, SD card, CompactFlash or any kind of portable flash mass storage system as a cache. ReadyBoost is also used to facilitate SuperFetch, which allows it to perform analysis of...

Did you know you can run older software in Windows 7 under compatibilty mode?

Posted by Jeff on Dec 29, 2010 in News | 17 comments

If you have older software that was made for Windows XP, 2000, ME, or 98, there is a good chance you can still run it in Windows 7. First, you should try to do a normal install. If it fails, crashes, or hangs, start the install over again, but this time, right click on the setup file and select ‘troubleshoot compatibility’. This will allow Windows to automatically attempt to run...