Unable to access Internet resources and want to know what to do now?  Following are the top five steps to get your small business back online now.

Tropical hurricane Irene will soon be upon us in the Northeast.  It is good to remember that if your network goes down after the storm, there is a proper sequence to getting everything up and running again.  If you are having a problem after the storm, try shutting down all equipment, include Internet access devices (Cable, DSL, Fiber, etc.), firewalls, switches, servers and PCs.  Then, follow the five steps below to restart your network safely.

A graphics card not working after a driver or operating system update is a problem that occasionally pops up.  When it does, you lose productivity over a something that we usually take for granted.  Following are steps to get your display back and prevent future issues.

A network printer not printing is a common, frustrating problem for small business owners.  Due to the large variety of printers and operating systems out there, it is impossible to offer a comprehensive guide.  That said, what follows are six tips to help you avoid problems and get back in action today:

Your backup failed!  What do you do now?  Unfortunately, this is an all too common problem for small business owners.  The worst part is that you usually do not know about it until you try to recover critical information.  Following are some typical causes for backup failures, ways to save your data and prevent these problems in the future.

Exchange mail flow is subject to failures at many points.  Following are five things you can try to get e-mail to the intended recipient now.

Being unable to update Windows 7 is a serious security risk for a small business and may also lead to other operational problems.  Windows Update is a great service, but is not flawless.  At times, users need to reset it for it to work properly.  Please note, that I do not recommend that you edit your registry yourself!  Following the links in this article may lead you to suggestions for registry edits.  If you edit your registry, do not have a backup and make a mistake, you may not be able to recover.

An outbreak of highly intelligent apes escape from a science facility and are ravaging your town or city, vandalizing everything in sight and your place of business might be next; what do you do? Haven’t seen the Rise of the Planet of the Apes trailer yet? That’s okay, because the apes are really just a metaphor for disaster. However, to answer the original question, you would not have to do anything if you invested some of your business’s resources in a data backup system.

Windows XP end is nigh.  Following is how you can keep using this ten year old operating system if you need to and some reasons why you should consider migrating off of it.

A remote access terminal server which is now called a Remote Desktop Session Host is a great way to both reduce costs and increase revenues through better employee efficiency.  Following are five ways to increase profit in your small business using Remote Desktop Services.