This is probably the easiest way to handle hard disk failure and - most importantly
- the safest when you're working with an operating system as sophisticated as this. Let me make clear that although antiviral applications do away with many viruses, they don't fix the confusion that viruses tend to give rise to in your registry. Also, besides taking care of your registry, in order to keep your pc "healthy" and functioning at its best, make an effort to purge all the unused files and programs that take up space. Windows is quite an amazing system, however, as you've likely experienced, it isn't always as reliable as we've come to expect our technology to be. It's important to pay attention to your system's upkeep - if you routinely skip that "tlc," you can expect to see assorted difficulties to deal with.