Windows 7 users can downgrade to XP

Windows XP was launched in October 2001 and since then has been a success for Microsoft in terms of sales, allowing the strengthening of this in the market for operating systems.

The planned withdrawal of Microsoft Windows XP launch in June 2008, and although this is something that is happening, the truth is that continuously read news that Microsoft is extending the lives of more than Windows XP.

Microsoft is so afraid that their users are unhappy with their brand new operating system that facilitates the possibility of a downgrade a Windows XP?

Read more at http://www.techsupportserve.com/blog/news/windows-7-users-can-downgrade-to-xp-pid_252.html

Cannot start Microsoft Office Outlook. Cannot Open the Outlook Window. Invalid XML Error

Today while starting Outlook 2010, it was throwing a strange error, soon after the splash screen it showed this error “Cannot start Microsoft Office Outlook. Cannot Open the Outlook Window”. Even after uninstalling and repairing Outlook 2010 using the Office 2010 set up, the same error occurred. Outlook failed to start even the safe mode when this error occurred (Click CTRL to open Outlook in safe mode).

This error is due to the problem with Outlook navigation panel which is failing to start and this could be due to many reasons like improper shutdown of Outlook.

The fix to this problem depends on the issue with Outlook. You can fix this issue using the methods mentioned below.

To Read more please visit the link -> http://www.techsupportserve.com/forum/topic/123/cannot-start-microsoft-office-outlook-invalid-xml-error-in-outlook/

Tips to Make Windows 7 Faster

Windows 7 is already a fast operating system compared to Windows Vista, but you can still make it work faster, the trick is simple just have to disable some services running automatically along with some scheduled tasks, much like the tricks to speed up Windows Vista.

For example, the Windows Installer service is executed every time you install a program made by Microsoft and do not need to be always active, so we will apply mainly 2 tricks, some running services to manual, this will accomplish only when need and not automatically, the other trick is uninhabited some scheduled tasks, here I leave a list of things to do:

Read more at http://www.techsupportserve.com/blog/tips-tricks/tips-to-make-windows-7-faster-pid_240.html

Norton Safe Web Lite is a free version of an application that is responsible for checking the links in the URLs while the user is surfing the net, which has so far been part of the payment solutions company. Thus, on any of the search engines, the tool displays a visual message before the user accesses pages suspected dangerous to visit by the spread of malware or the like. From Symantec Safe Web Lite ensures that works with major search engines, see Google, Yahoo and Bing.

Read more at http://www.techsupportserve.com/blog/news/free-symantec-antivirus-pid_59.html

Microsoft Office Support & Help | Online Remote Technical Support For Ms Office

Microsoft Office Support & Help | Online Remote Technical Support For Ms Office

Medicalsoftware.com partners with MedAppz to provide Free CCHIT certified EMR software

Medicalsoftware.com, the nation’s premier Medical Billing outsourcing company has partnered with MedAppz to cross-promote their services and products. MedAppz is one of the best CCHIT certified EHR software companies out there.

“This partnership will help medical practitioners to make a stress free transition as medicalsoftware.com will integrate and customize MedAppz EMR Software into existing medical practices. Medicalsoftware.com provides the preloaded EMR software free with 60 hours of training.” says Marc Haberman, CEO, Medicalsoftware.com.

Read more at http://www.medicalsoftware.com/blog/news-events/pid-146/medicalsoftware-com-partners-with-medappz-to-provide-free-cchit-certified-emr-software/

Act now to avoid the Apple tablet apocalypse

I hate disruptive technologies. They're antithetical to all that's sane and stable in enterprise IT. So when I hear that one out of every five tech-savvy consumers is interested in buying the as-yet-unannounced Apple tablet device, I start to squirm a bit in my chair.

Assuming a third-quarter ship date, this fruity new wonder could prove to be the hottest item under the Christmas tree. And that means that, come January 2011, IT shops will be inundated with idiot users lobbying to hook their iPads/iSlates/iTablets (iBricks?) into the corporate network.

Read more at http://www.infoworld.com/d/windows/act-now-avoid-apple-tablet-apocalypse-352