Check Up Tips - optimization for your computer

Chief Engineer Scotty says: "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure."

Top 10
Engineering and Security
Procedures
for your
Enterprise Computers

1. Windows Update
2. ScanDisk
3. Defragmentation
4. Anti Virus Scan and Update - AVG
5. SpyWare Scan and Update - Outpost
6. RegistryFix
7. MBSA - Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer & Secunia
8. Remove Hacker Folders
9. iMail Spool Files
10. Computer Management

Check Off Items
David FS3 FS4 FS5 FS7   FS13 FS14 FS15
Rick FS6/16  FS17  FS18
OS FS8

1. Windows Update - Keeping up the latest technology

2. ScanDisk - Scanning all decks for structural integrity

wpe8.jpg (19211 bytes)

wpe7.jpg (21772 bytes)

3. Defragmentation - Energizing after transporter

 

Click My Computer
Right click on C:
Select Tools
Defragmentation

 

5. AntiVirus Scan and Update - Shields up!

Norton Anti Virus - workstations

AVG Anti Virus Grisoft - Server

5. Spyware Scan and Update - intruder alert

Agnitum Outpost FireWall

6. Registry Fix - Computer working

RegistryFix

We recommend this program from http://RegistryFix.com

We have it Setup/Utilities

Go to Advanced Options and do:
Registry Backup
Clean up any unwanted Browser Helper Objects

 

7. MBSA - Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer - Inspection

Secunia

8. Remove "undeletable" hacker folders - Fire phasers on cloaked intruders

DeleteFXP

9. iMail Spool Files on eMail Server  - open communications channel

Remove previous month's log files from Email from FS14
C:\iMail\Spool  then ReBoot the eMail server or stop then start Services

  
Search for MAIN.MBX in C:\iMail folder, then sort by file size, to see if there are any huge mail box files slowing down the system  
search for ZPAM*.MBX in C:\iMail folder, then sort by file size, to see if there are any huge mail box files slowing down the system  

10. Computer Management - security settings on the bridge

Computer Management
Check for unauthorized Users

Check Even Log

Firewall Setup

  

C I Corporation

800-DATA1OK

Return

 

Notes

Goto DOS and run the command
SFC /SCANNOW

This should revert all the Windows files to their original versions.

all of the running processes are known processes, and some of them can't be stopped