Monthly Archives: May 2013

Continental Access Invites You To Attend The Upcoming Advanced Training Seminar In Marlborough, MA on June 4th, 5th and 6th, 2013

Posted on May 28, 2013 by mkelly

REMINDER – There are still seats available. Please join us and take advantage of our 3-Day Advanced training Certification. Some of the new features covered in this Advanced Hands-On seminar are : 64 Bit OS (WIN7 & WIN2008 R2) and SQL2008 R2 … Continue reading →

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Continental Access – Tech Tip Of The Week (5/24/2013)

Posted on May 24, 2013 by mkelly

The Continental Technical Support team highly recommends ruling out a Windows permissions problem prior to reaching out for support. Unfortunately, too many customer issues are caused by a lack of Windows permissions. Today’s Windows operating systems are very complex with domain and … Continue reading →

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Continental Access Invites You To Attend The Upcoming Advanced Training Seminar In Marlborough, MA on June 4th, 5th and 6th, 2013

Posted on May 14, 2013 by mkelly

Please join us and take advantage of our 3-Day Advanced training Certification. Some of the new features covered in this Advanced Hands-On seminar are : 64 Bit OS (WIN7 & WIN2008 R2) and SQL2008 R2 Support: 32 and 64 bit OS … Continue reading →

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Continental Access – Tech Tip Of The Week (5/10/2013)

Posted on May 10, 2013 by mkelly

IMPORTANT INFORMATION IN REGARD TO WINDOWS UPDATES – Do not select “Install updates automatically”. This can cause the CardAccess 3000 computer to reboot unexpectedly causing a loss of communications to the panels.   To prevent this from occurring, select “download updates, but let … Continue reading →

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Continental Access – Tech Tip Of The Week (5/1/2013)

Posted on May 1, 2013 by mkelly

While performing a CardAccess 3000 Workstation upgrade, the following are a few tips which should be followed: 1) It is recommended not to change the workstation number during an upgrade.  2) If EPI Badging 3000 is previously installed and licensed … Continue reading →

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