CCAutoSoft

December 18th, 2006 by CCAuto

I believe, the computer are always on it’s fastest speed right after the installation process finished. So, it is the right point to activate restore software.

But before we activate the restore software, it is better to fine tune the computer. Please note that what I am writing here is all about the computer which will be used by the customer. Because, it is critical for the customer to have thier computer running smoothly and in it’s optimize performance.

You know that very often I saw computers in the internet cafes have many running background applications in their computers. May be they are not aware about it, or may be they just ignored it. Some said, the applications is too small so it will not effect the performance of the computer. The answer is absolutely wrong!

The applications I am writing about are not virusses, worms, trojans nor adwares but be aware, because sometimes they are! The applications are always staying on the systray. It is sometimes a child application that monitoring it’s mother program such as Winamp so that Winamp will start faster when it is execute. Other programs which are on same type are ICQ, Yahoo Messanger, MSN messanger and etc. Sometimes it is the full running application which just programmed to sit on systray, for example Mirc with hacked script which is always trying to log in and running itself. There are many other softwares like to put their icons on the systray.

I think, 90% of the applications can be removed safely, I meant, it is better to not run it every time the computer start and having they running all day long. It is also very easy to get rid of them.

Some of the applications like Winamp and Quicktime have the option which we can select not to show their icons on the systray. And some have no such option. What we can do is just modify Windows’ start up properties. Just type “msconfig” in Start > Run dialog and press enter to open the System Configuration Utility.

For Windows XP, Windows 98 and Windows ME, go to Start Up tab and uncheck all applications you do not want to start each time the computer start and press OK button. Make sure you know what you are doing! Make sure you know what certain application is for. So, when you think it is not needed, just disable it.

You may refer to this URL to find out what is certain file is for.

December 17th, 2006 by CCAuto

Everyday we receive many emails asking almost the same questions. Actually, there is a page about help and troubleshooting CCAutoSoft in our website. The page is here: Help & Troubleshooting

We rarely receive any problem regarding the client software, CCAutoClient. Most of the problem is about CCAutoServer. The top question we received is “What is the login and the password” question.

Although, there are many parts in our website already mention about this, here, we write it again: the username is ‘Admin’ and the password is ‘admin’

Another question we most received was, “You are not authorized, although using admin account“. Please check again the username was used. The login ‘Admin’ is suppose to use a capital ‘A’. Not ‘admin’ but ‘Admin’. Of course without quotes.

December 16th, 2006 by CCAuto

Sometimes, to do a Wire Transfer, your bank will request a proforma invoice, usually if you are located oversea.

So, please fill out this order form here, put your invoice request in the note area, and submit.

In minutes you will receive our bank account details such as the account number, bank’s SWIFT code etc. We will send the invoice link in a separate email. From the link provided, you could view the invoce from our web site and print it for your bank.

December 16th, 2006 by CCAuto

Welcome to CCAutoSoft new blog!

Today, blogging is very popular on the net. So, we decided not to be left behind in this big internet wave. Although, we are not sure what should be written here on the blog, but we will try our best.

The main thing, for sure, we will write about our CCAutoSoft software, feedback we received, the development progress of the new upgrade, bugs, troubleshootings and so forth.

Of course, it also can be done in the forum but blogging is just another alternative.

Thank you for stopping by.

We are pleased to have some comment from you.

Regards