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Temporary Mailguard Fix

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Written by: Dave Overton
Published: 27 June 2022
If SYIX Mailguard is keeping you are arms length, this is the fix:
 
  1. Open Mozilla Firefox   (to download use this, https://getfirefox.com)
  2. on the address bar (very top of the screen), type "about:config" and hit enter
  3. Click the "accept..." bar
  4. On the Search Preference Name box, type "security.tls.version.enable-deprecated"  (or just tls, it gets you close)
  5. Double Click on the line "security.tls.version.enable-deprecated", the false should change to true, and then close the screen, Mailguard will open again.
If you and Mailguard are just fine today, ignore all this
 

Windows 11 - October 5, 2021

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Written by: Dave Overton
Published: 04 October 2021
Windows 11 Release October 5
 
So, Windows has an upgrade!  Should YOU care?  Probably not.  The system requirements are quite a bit different from before, and other than it breaking the start menu, I can't see any reason at this time to upgrade.  Perhaps after a bit of time passes, but I guarantee you that most of you won't be able to easily upgrade to this one, it requires a working Trusted Platform Module, which is usually an extra part added onto your computers Motherboard.
 
So, SYIX recommends for now, please don't upgrade to Windows 11, lets see how it works out for a while first.  Trust me, you aren't going to miss anything if you don't

MOVED!!!

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Written by: Dave Overton
Published: 21 December 2020
Our office location has moved!
So, our address has changed!
So much excitement!
 
Please note this!  Our new mailing address is:
 
SYIX.COM
1469 Butte House Rd
Suite G
Yuba City,  CA  95993
 
Northeast Corner of Butte House Rd and Dustin Dr, park around back.
[Google Maps Link]
 
 
 
 
 
 

mail.syix.com TLS errors

Details
Written by: Dave Overton
Published: 26 August 2020
I'm working on it really.  That "TLS 1.0" insecure stuff.  Really am.
 
TEMPORARY FIX:
Google Chrome
 
1.  Open this link:   https://mail.syix.com/mail/login.php
2.  On the top of the screen, it says in red letters, "Not secure", click on it, then click on "Site Settings"
3.  On this screen, on the right side, you should see "  <- mail.syix.com"
     Scroll way down, near the bottom of this long list, find Insecure Content, and set it at Allow instead of Block
4.  Click back on the Mailguard tab, it should have a button to reload the page, and away you go.
(further experiments show this doesn't always work)  (seems to always work on Firefox)
 
 
Mozilla Firefox
 
1. Open Firefox
2.  At the top, next to the magnifying glass, clear the screen and type:  about:config
     Hit enter
3.  Click the "accept the risk and continue" button
4.  Next to the new magnifying glass, type "TLS"
5.  Look down the list, find "security.tls.version.enable-deprecated".
6.  Click that line, it should turn dark colored.  Close the screen and restart Firefox.  Done.
 
Microsoft Edge (latest newest version 84) 
 
1.  Install Firefox and use it.  :-)
2.  Like Edge better?  Follow the Google Chrome instructions, but it requires a restart to work.
 
The TLS 1.0 1.1 and 1.2 (soon 1.3) stuff will get fixed soon, I promise, but these steps will make it easier for you in the mean time.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

"OLD" www.syix.com now HERE

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Written by: Dave Overton
Published: 05 August 2020
So, for months I have had a note on the top of www.syix.com that it was moving here "soon".  So, today it did!
 
The security warnings from Firefox prompted me to move away from the old site finally, so this is a permanent thing
 
If there is something really really wrong, let me know please!   support@syix.com
 
 
 

COVID-19 - Back to Work!

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Written by: Dave Overton
Published: 04 May 2020
Opened the office back up today, having mixed feelings about it.  Not worried about the virus, just really liked working in my back yard...
 
 

SYIXmail Updated

Details
Written by: Dave Overton
Published: 02 May 2020
We just updated SYIXmail. 
The entire upgrade was To make it easier to work with Tablets and cell phones, but still just as easy on the computer.  To see the new easier to use version, open SYIXmail , then find the "Settings" then "User Interface"  Scroll down and find "Elastic" select it and save.  You will find cellphones MUCH easier to use.
 
 
  1. COVID 19 and SYIX.COM
  2. Protip Jan 9
  3. Check your Android Email settings.
  4. Technical Support SCAMS!
  5. Wifi and KRACK
  6. CCleaner Compromised
  7. BETTER FASTER HIGH SPEED INTERNET
  8. VOIP by SYIX
  9. Phone System CHANGED
  10. XP EOL News

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