Monday, December 7, 2009

The winners are in...and it was a 6000% improvement

Our winner reported a spectacular improvement of over 6000%...







So, just imaging what Defrag.nsf can do for you.

Congratulations to our winners who will be enjoying their new iPods before Christmas. Thanks again to everyone that sent an entry in. Your support is greatly appreciated.

Thursday, December 3, 2009

The iPods are ready - so where the bloody hell are you !


The iPods look fantastic, and with only one day to go, it is time to get those entries in.

www.preemptive.com.au/competition

Oh and if you wondered about the title check out what Lara had to say

Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Anyone seen any research on what mail client's people use at home ?

I recently had an exec say to me that most people use Outlook at home therefore it is better that they use it at work.

I'd think most people actually use some form of web mail at home... anyone seen any research on this topic ?


This might help with the Afghan problem

90% of the World's Opium crop grows there... I wonder where they get the money....

Only 3 days left to enter our Defrag.NSF competition


Only three days to go. Get your entries in soon. Click here for all the competition details

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Smart upgrade run as does not work for the 8.5 -> 8.5.1 Multi User client

After a week of trying, we can confirm that SURUNAS does not work when you attempt to upgrade from 8.5 to 8.51 Multiuser.

You get multiple error messages and it appears the only work-around is to give users Local Administrator access prior to performing a normal Smart Upgrade. Power user access is not enough, it must be Local Administrator access. This can be done with a Group Policy Object in AD.

Please note that this information relates to attempting to upgrade a 8.5 multi-user client to 8.5.1 multi-user. If you have different clients your milage will vary.


Did you know that Defrag.nsf is powered by Backup Booster !

What is Backup Booster? Backup Booster is our internal code name for the engine that Defrag.NSF uses to move file around.


Why do we call it Backup Booster ? Simply because that is exactly what happens when Defrag.NSF has finished its run. Your Backups are faster and you will have significantly less I/O. You will have that 'new system feel'.


Find out why customers all around the World are deploying Defrag.NSF for yourself, and give your backups a boost while you are at it.


Give Defrag.NSF a try, and while you are there enter our iPod Competition.