Proactive Maintenance

In order to keep your PCs or Laptops in tip top working order preventative maintenance such as defragmenting disks, cleared out event logs and temporary files must best performed regularly.

To manage the process manually means logging on the machine, starting the processes and then checking they have run successfully which consumes valuable time incurring unnecessary expense.

Defragmentation -  uses the Operating System’s disk defragmentation utility to defragment the selected drive to maximise disk space and prevent degradation in system performance.

Clear Event Log - deletes all entries in the selected Windows Event Logs to remove obsolete log entries and prevent slow writing to and reading from the event logs.

Clean up - maximises available drive space by removing unwanted temporary files and logs from the workstation including:

User Temp Files                      User Java Cache
User Cookies                          User Flash Cache
User Recent History                 User Terminal Server Cache
User IE History                        System Temp Files
User IE Temp Files                   System Log Files
User Office Recent History        System IIS Log Files

24 Hour Monitoring 365 Days a Year

24 hour checks 365 days a year monitor your workstations and provide an email alert in the case of a problem.

You then have the option to resolve the problem yourself, contact you existing IT support company or request assistance from In2Security Networks who will be happy to assist.

Anti Virus - Your Anti Virus up to date, otherwise you are not properly protected

Critical Services - Alert if Windows Update and Anti Virus Services are not running

Event Log - Are there any hard drive bad sectors indicating a possible disk failure

Hacker Check - Alerts you when failed windows logins exceed a threshold over 24 hours

Drive Space - Alerts if available space on hard drives drops below 10%

Drive Consumption - Is drive space being consumed too quickly

Physical Disk Check - Provides an alert if SMART enabled disks report an error