Backing Up Your Data in Windows XP

If you haven't backed up your important data at least to a CD, you should do so IMMEDIATELY! A computer, any computer, can crash at any time, whether it's a new computer, an old computer, a really ex...

Knowing Your Hard Drive - A Guide to Data Recovery

Hard drives are usually reliable devices that store all your important files and data. Today's Information Age runs on data, making the storage of such worth its weight in gold. However, no matter how evolved this technology has become, these media devices are still prone to serious errors that could result in the loss of invaluable data. Hard drives may crash or may develop logical errors.

Condoms for Your PC – Backup Your Data

You want safe data – create a backup copy! Choose a simple copy or a complex combination of RAID technology and off-site backup, but choose some form of backup to be safe.

What You Don't Know About Data Recovery Can Hurt You

With instant access to electronic data becoming more crucial in day-to-day business, the loss of that data can potentially devastate a business.

Backup and Recovery for Smaller Organisations--How to Build an Effective Data Backup Strategy

Does a data backup strategy need to be complex and difficult, find out here...

Safeguard Your Information with Data Recovery

In the recent inventions of technology, everything is made easy for you. By just being equipped with your own computer set, there is no need for you to jot down every data that you need. It is as easy as pressing your keyboard and clicking your mouse. How about when you lose all the data? Will you frown? Shout? Freak out?

Evaluating Telemetry Data

The word Telemetry, like all English words, is a culmination of the Greek words tele meaning remote and metron meaning measure. Thus, Telemetry is the science and technology of remote measurement, and relaying of data by wire, radio, or other means from inaccessible locations, as from orbiting satellites or space vehicles, to receiving stations where the telemetry data gets recorded and analyzed

Errors, Failures and Data Recovery

More than 20 years have been passed in personal computing. But still some issues have not been resolved completely. One of them is data backup and recovery. There are many ways one can lose his or her critical files and data either accidentally deletion of file or media corruption.

5 Minute Guide to PC Diagnostics for Home Users

Computer diagnostics is intended to help you understand how you computer works, obtaining full PC diagnostics, by means of printed diagrams or using PC diagnostics software.

The Drama of Data Recovery

One minute, your files are all there. The next minute they're gone.

In-File Delta Enhances Offsite Secure Backup Technology

A technical article detailing how in-file delta technology greatly increases performance of offsite secure backup

How to Retrieve Data from SQL Server Database in XML Format?

After the release of the SQL Server 2000 the way the data is retrieved has taken a new dimension. The support for XML format is there from the version of SQL Server 2000.

Electronic Media: Copying For Preservation

You have drawers filled with VHS tapes you really want on DVD, but they haven’t been released. Or you have drawers filled with cassette – or 8-track! – tapes that you would really like to have as CDs or MP3s.

Data Recovery Services- What To Do When Your Hard Drive Fails

According to most people, there are two types of hard drives- those that have failed and those that will fail. But for folks who use Data Recovery Services, there is a third type of hard drive- one that does not fail.

Evaluating the Best Hard Drive Recovery Software

Have you ever experienced turning on your computer to find that a virus has wiped much of your hard drive clean? Or, perhaps you’ve even been deleted an email out of your trash bin only to find out that you badly needed the information within it for work? Have you ever spent hours on a document only to have the power go out and in the end discovered that you failed to save the work and lose everything you’d worked on?