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Computer Germs - Viruses Spoils The Digital Data

Computer viruses are just like germs whose only purpose is to spoil computer's normal functionality. They come to computer territory by different ways like by any removable media, or if the computer is connected through any network, by internet and by e-mail.


The Ultimate Online Backup Solution?

Data backup is something that you just can't take for granted anymore. The risks from viruses, spyware and computer hardware problems are so many and so varied that not keeping at least one copy of your computer data...


What is a Computer Forensics Expert Witness?

A brief explanation of what an Expert Witness is in the field of Computer Forensics and why you, or your company, may need it.


Data Recovery Tips And Tricks

Data loss is a plague that can hit anyone and anytime, regardless of technical prowess, handling care, operating system or hardware configuration. In many cases, data loss is caused by factors that are out of our reach and unfortunately, in some of these cases data recovery is impossible. A burnt out hard disk is the clearest example that comes to mind. It's often not your fault that it breaks down and data recovery is impossible. This is a rare case still and most data loss problems can be fixed with the help of data recovery tools.


Some Of The Worst Tornados In US History Result In Massive Damage

April 11, 1965 is still remembered by many - that day a brutal string of tornadoes hit the states of Iowa, Indiana, and Michigan with wind gusts as high as 318 miles per hour, killing 250 people and injuring some 1500 others.


Incorporate A Disaster Recovery Plan

How to incorporate a disaster recovery plan that would be faster and safer?


Data Conversion- Transfer Data From Old To New System

Most of the organizations have stored their data on the old machines which are now obsolete and they are not getting that much quality results which they wanted. It may create a chance for data loss while transferring it in to the other machines.


What is Electronic Evidence Discovery?

A brief explanation of what Electronic Evidence Discovery is and why you, or your company, may need it. Electronic Discovery (or E-Discovery) refers to any process in which electronic data is sought, located, secured, and searched with the intent of using it as evidence in a civil or criminal legal case. Electronic Discovery can be carried out offline on a particular computer or it can be done across a network.


What Is Clean Room Recovery

A clean room is an enclosed space having an environment which is carefully controlled to eliminate or drastically reduce microscopic particles that float in the air, like specs of dust, skin flakes, pollen, lint, microbes like bacteria and chemical vapours.


Why My Office Files Do Not Open?

Have you ever wondered why is your office file not working or is not opening up with its respective program. Read on to know why all this happens and how can you correct this on your own.


Protecting Your Computer From a Storm

This article focuses on preparing your computer and more importantly the data it holds for an upcoming event such as a natural disaster.


Access your Data from Anywhere Through Synchronization

You can access your data from anywhere in the world, through data synchronization.


Stacks Of Data, And Nowhere To Store Them?

Backing up data and simultaneously stores the data in a database. This is an example of a product that, not only backs up, but also stores data.


Understanding, Diagnosing, Recovering and Preventing Data Loss

A step by step summary of the process of data loss. Understanding what can cause it, how to diagnose it, how to repair and recover it and how to prevent it from happening in the first place.


Excel Password Types

Have you ever thought that you can assign and protect your MS Excel worksheets with five different measures? Here I explain the number of password protections provided by Microsoft Excel.


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