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  • Data Recovery Might Not Be That Expensive

    Data Recovery Might Not Be That Expensive

    By Rory Cain

    I could easily fill this page with expletives that have been used when an innocent hard disk gives up the ghost, goes belly up and journeys skyward to hard disk heaven. These words are usually louder and accompanied by banging and (often) whimpering when that crucial backup that was promised was ignored in favour of “getting stuff done”.

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  • Check Out a Hard Drive: How to Use Windows ScanDisk

    If you ever need to test the function of your hard drive, then you should learn how to use this great free disk-checking program included with your Windows system.
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  • Seven More Early Warning Signs of a Hard Drive Crash

    Here are another seven signs of eminent hard drive failure. If your hard drive is having any of these seven symptoms then you must take immediate action to backup your files…
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  • Seven Early Warning Signs of a Hard Drive Crash

    If your hard drive is having any of these seven symptoms then you must take immediate action to backup your files…

    “I do not fear computers. I fear the lack of them.” ~ Isaac Asimov

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  • What to Look For In a Replacement Hard Drive

    Your hard drive is fading into the West. You hear all manner of grinding sounds coming from it and it’s working slower than an accountant doing an audit. So you grab your wallet and bounce down to the local electronics store to find a replacement.

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  • Broken Hard Drive? How to recover your data files

    “Technology… is a queer thing. It brings you great gifts with one hand, and it stabs you in the back with the other. ” ~C.P. Snow

    It’s an accepted fact that hard drives are the weakest link in computer technology. The hard disk is where the operating system and all software applications are stored. Because of this, a properly working drive is essential in the operation of any computer. Read the rest of this entry »