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[...] of LogMeIn’s naming is because they have always had a LogMeIn client, when they renamed Ignition they saw fit to rename it LogMeIn Client, a baffling move that [...]

[...] remote access client (called ‘LogMeIn’) worked fine, the LogMeIn Ignition tool (renamed ‘LogMeIn Client’ in a show of epic stupidity) refuses to login. I have uninstalled it, rebooted and [...]

[...] was the culprit and is apparently responsible for hundreds of thousands of compromised WordPress websites (whoops). How Did I Fix It? While I did manage to search and delete/update all of the PHP [...]

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[...] 102 Flying and rotating tiles from random 103 Scaling tile in 104 Scaling tile from out 105 Scaling tiles random 106 Scaling tiles from out random 107 Scaling in and rotating tiles random 108 Scaling [...]

[...] habit of introducing bugs and actually removing functionality, you have to do so in the LogMeIn client options as opposed to the LogMeIn Client options (note the uppercase C, what the hell: the one [...]

[...] Last week I finally got around to replacing the ailing SBS 2011 Server with Microsoft Server 2012 R2 Essentials, prompted in part by finally migrating our email accounts to the cloud. I [...]

[...] Client, a baffling move that now means we effectively have the LogMeIn client and the LogMeIn Client client (installed together), someone really needs to have a talk with their marketing department. [...]

[...] Exit LogMeIn Client (I exited LogMeIn just to be sure as well) Unzip the files to the LogMeIn Client folder (for me this was C:\Program Files (x86)\LogMeIn\Ignition) and overwrite the files there [...]