symantec endpoint protection manager 14 reset password

Then I checked and notice that installer is not correct version that created by another one before. Phones are exactly the opposite, they are on all the time and on occasion, I make sure to turn them fully off and then back on especially after a big update.Last few days ago, I had to go down to customer place for the issue of some PC unable to get their Symanetc Endpoint Protection updates.įirst, I'd tired to re-install the SEP but it's not work the live update. Leaving them off too long and no matter the platform, whether computers or tablets, it will take time for that system to get up to date. At home, while it’s understandable to turn off computers, what I want you to do is to turn them ON at least once a month.

At the office we leave our systems on so they can be accessed and that maintenance routines can run at night. While I obviously reboot every month, I think every night is a tad much. The other day I attended an Accountant themed security seminar and one of the tips recommended was to reboot your computer nightly as accounting applications can leak memory and systems will work better when they are rebooted. AH says I, how about we force it to reboot? He indicated that it had been a while since he booted it up. I have remote access to his home computer as he uses it to log into the office and I could tell the machine was “On”, but clearly it wasn’t finishing up the final log in. Yesterday I got a call from someone at the office that was trying to boot up his computer and he would log in with his username and password and then the screen would be totally black.

Today’s key tip to keeping a Windows machine healthy: Posted on Jat 12:16 CDT by Susan Bradley

Symantec endpoint protection manager 14 reset password