How to monitor my security cameras on a LCD tv?

I can remotly view my security system for my business from home which obviously requires a computer. I am trying to set it up so I can just have a LCD tv setup to continuasly view the cameras. I guess I will have to get a small computer and add it to my network with only the security program running but isnt there a cheaper and easier way to do this.

How to monitor my security cameras on a LCD tv?windows

go to www.techcctv.com or give them a call they can help

How to monitor my security cameras on a LCD tv?antivirus download

You'll need 2 things:

1) A computer to act as the video "server". If you can get software to put your cameras on a web page, you can run a web server (Apache is free, and it's what most commercial web sites use), and connect to it from home via the internet, or you can remotely connect to that computer (via the internet) from home and effectively watch the screen on the office computer.

2) A multiplexer or switch so that you can stream more than 1 camera at a time. A multiplexer gives you 4 or 6 (or 8 or ...) cameras on one screen, a switch switches between cameras at a fixed interval, so you see them one at a time. It's a personal preference.

Computer problem: When turning on my computer, i see program files i never even installed!?

After using my comoputer, i turn it off.

The next day i turn it on, on my desktop theres' a weird program-icon so i delete it and go to my add %26 rmove and delete it permanetly.

I never seen it or heard of those programs ever and never downloaded it or anything.

Sometimes weird "virus-protection" programs get self installed when i already have one!

And just WEIRD PROGRAMS installs themselves onto my computer.

What should i do?

I ran my Norton Internet Security (the virius-and spam protection that i'm using) and its not detectiong any problem.

Should i take my computer to the computer-fixing place and have it looked at!?

Computer problem: When turning on my computer, i see program files i never even installed!?

you problem is that you don't have anti-spyware installed. anti-virus only helps to fight virus, but they can't do anything about spyware, trojans, adware and similar things that spread widely. from what you've told, you got a trojan that tries to foist you some anti-spyware (that are of course malicious). a lot of malicious programs spread this way, they simply install themselves and then ask to pay for them. it's sad but this trick works, even if people don't buy the program they keep them, and you are right cos you want to delete them. i won't tell you that this or that remover is the best, here's a list of most reputable anti-spyware so you can choose what you like http://www.2-spyware.com/anti-spyware

Computer careers: should i study computer information systems, graphic design, or 3d animation?

I want a secure job in computers if there are any. most importantly to me are security and a fair wage and something that is a little creative. my college offers computer info systems, graphic arts (1 year there 1 year at another school) focuses on printing not design unfortunately (although i can get a ba in interdisciplinary studies where i can pick classes around what i want to go into) or yet another school offers 3d animation. i have also considered health information technology at a different school all together. i have like 38 usable credits in a music major i dropped out of. i just dont want a useless degree. i could see myself doing design web graphics ( i have a vivid imagination) but i dont want an 80 hour a week job and i dont want to free lance i need benefits and steady income please any suggestions for career advice i desperately want to get the ball rolling. im pretty decent with computers and a fast typist. all suggestions welcome thank you very much

Computer careers: should i study computer information systems, graphic design, or 3d animation?adware remover

It would be worth investigating the printing technologies (graphic arts) study because most of the high-end printing is very computer driven, and there is also the potential of getting involved in the production aspect of preparing design work for print. There are lots of job possibilities in this field. Go to www.gain.net which is the Graphic Arts Information Network. They have a section for students which contains career information.

Printers and production people work very closely with the designers. They have to be precise and detail-oriented but it is not considered the creative side of the industry. That would be the graphic designers. However, designers often work long hours (although this varies dramatically from one position and company to the next.) The production people are generally on a set schedule.

If you want to consider the creative side, go to www.aiga.org for more information. I'd recommend a good graphic design program rather than a focus on strictly web design because your education will be broader and will prepare you for a wide range of design careers.

Good luck!

What does it mean when I keep getting pop ads all the time even though my internet security is on?

Everything on my internet sucurity program is set to where I shouldn't get pop ups. I've never had them before either. They started after I accepted a friend invitation on myspace. Is it possible that my computer is infected with a virus even though I

have internet security. What can I do to fix my computer. I am

clueless about this knd of stuff.

What does it mean when I keep getting pop ads all the time even though my internet security is on?adware

It is possible you have a virus. However I suspect adaware/spyware. Get the 2 programs below.

Download, update and run Spybot---http://www.safer-networking.org/ . Don't forget to use the Immunize feature.

Download, update and run Adaware---http://www.lavasoftusa.com/software/adaw...

After you are sure it is clean get a program called spyware blaster.

Download SpywareBlaster---http://majorgeeks.com/download2859.html

SpywareBlaster doesn't scan and clean for spyware - it prevents it from ever being installed.

It's main features include:

- Prevent the installation of ActiveX-based spyware, adware, browser hijackers, dialers, and other potentially unwanted pests.

- Block spyware/tracking cookies in Internet Explorer and Mozilla/Firefox.

- Restrict the actions of potentially dangerous sites in Internet Explorer.

What does it mean when I keep getting pop ads all the time even though my internet security is on?antivirus scan

Whats wrong with my computer? should i erase it all?

everytime i open the internet it takes forever to load if it ever does so i open a second window and it opens all quick while the other is not responding. and there is an "engine error" in red on the tool bar thing. i have windows vista.

should i erase everything on my computer or what?

also my subscription for norton internet security ran out a couple weeks ago and i bought it through the internet, is that why?

Whats wrong with my computer? should i erase it all?agv

save everything first

Whats wrong with my computer? should i erase it all?antivirus software

If you bought your computer from one of those rip-off....I mean fine companies like HP, Compaq, or Hell.....I mean Dell, take it back where you got it if it is under warranty and have them fix it because I think you have a host of problems.

Doodad

The biggest problem you have is Vista.
Maybe its IE/Internet Explorer. Have you tried Mozilla Firefox?
Norton wont make your computer do that but with out up to date antivirus it might be a virus... but then it could be the fact your using vista.
Funny you should say that. This happened a lot to me in school, but that was before they got IE 7. You could try using FireFox, it could be a browser compatibility issue. Your best option is to call Microsoft. They will probably know what's going on. Since Windows Vista is a new OS, there will be some bugs, so just call and they should help you. Or you can call your computer manufacturer. Since you have Vista, you will still have a warranty. Anyway, this isn't that big of a problem, but call your manufactuer or microsoft and they will get your back up and running.

Good Luck!

Open File Security Warning?

A window 'Open File Security Warning' appears every time I switch on my computer. How can I get rid of it permanently?

Open File Security Warning?anti virus protection

If on windows xp, press start-%26gt;run-%26gt;type 'msconfig' -%26gt; when the window pops up, there will be an option for startup services. Uncheck the box that says 'load startup items' -%26gt; then click apply. Restart, no more problem. =D

If on Vista, press start, and in the search bar, type 'msconfig' and press enter, then follow the above instructions

Open File Security Warning?antivirus

Your computer is infected with rogue antispyware program

1.Download the spyware removal tool from http://www.sff.notlong.com

2. Unzip the folder called Smitfraud.zip and run a file called smitfraudfix.cmd in the folder.

3.Follow the menu screen options and select option 1,2,Q

4.restart your computer once

5.Download a spyware software like XoftSpy SE from http://www.geeksjunction.com to check your computer for spyware.

6.For more detail logon to http://www.geeksjunction.com

Your curent security settings prohibit running activex controls on this page?

This is the error I get when I try to visit some websites. I enabled activex in IE-toots-internet options and I selected the lower level of security.I have only Yahoo messenger installed on my computer. I use windows xp. I just installed a fresh copy of it. I have no firewall. What can I do?

Your curent security settings prohibit running activex controls on this page?anti virus scan

To find ActiveX settings: In Internet Explorer, click Tools and then click Internet Options. Select the Security tab. Be sure the Internet zone is selected. Click the Custom Level button. In the window, scroll down to 'ActiveX controls and plug-ins.' There are five settings here. Your ActiveX controls should be set to:

1.'Download signed ActiveX controls'鈥攕et to 'Prompt.' Signed ActiveX controls from a known organization and are considered safe. But you still want to be asked/prompted about this since there may be some sites (using signed ActiveX controls) that you may not want download into your computer. This prompt will give you that option.

2.'Download unsigned ActiveX controls'鈥攕et to 'Disable.' This will prevent the downloading of unsigned controls.

3.'Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe'鈥攕et to 'Disable.'

4.'Run ActiveX controls and plug-ins'鈥攕et to 'Enable.' This will prevent you from being repeatedly prompted once you have accepted them.