Don't Lose Your Data Without a Full Hard Drive Backup

I am sure one has had this happen to you, you are trying to start your computer system

, and low and behold your Windows will not start up. It is basically sitting there stuck. You find yourself having to reformat your hard drive and then reinstall your programs and settings. A lot of trouble it is, as well as very upsetting and disheartening, as you most likely lost a lot of crucial documents, software and photos. Don't say that you never heard of a computer backup, everybody knows we should do it, however, the majority of us just assume that a total hard drive crash or horrible Trojan virus would never happen to us.

We are seriously recommending that you set up a computer backup drive straight away and set a schedule at least once a week to complete a data backup. In the event you don't know, a computer backup is just any time you make copies of the files and save them on an additional drive, cd-rw, DVD-R, online backup service, etc.

While you might not lose all of your data during a crash, many of your files could become corrupt. Not having a data backup, these files would be entirely lost. In the event you did indeed lose many valuable files or documents, and if you had a backup, you can just go to your hard drive backup and restore the files.

Here are our recommendations to preserve your data and files and photos which are important to you. We recommend that you obtain an external hard drive, which you can connect directly to your USB port. Or perhaps you can consider utilizing an online data backup service.

You should set up your computer backup to run automatically at least one time a week. Be sure to set this up on a night or time when you will remember to leave your pc on. This can be easily set by starting your "Control Panel" then clicking on the "Backup and Restore" tab. Follow the prompts in the wizard to get your automatic hard drive backup ready to run automatically.

This is usually a simple and fast setup, one that is not overly pricey, and one we advise to everyone. Nobody wants to lose everything due to a hard drive failure, corrupt files or computer crash. Several programs can just be reinstalled, on the other hand, you can't generally replace important documents or family photos unless you have done a full computer backup. Keep in mind, a crash can and most likely sooner or later will happen to you, be sure to be safeguarded.

Don't Lose Your Data Without a Full Hard Drive Backup

By: Sharon Dawkins

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