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So much of what we do these days uses technology. As the years have passed by, computers have taken the place of so many other things we used to use or do. These computers are used frequently and store so many files that sometimes the inevitable occurs. The computer crashes. To help prevent against this, there are a number of things that you can do.

First, think about the things that are on your computer. Many of us use computers for our work or school assignments. All of the letters, papers, and assignments are stored electronically on those computers. How many of us actually save hard copies of any of these items? Many times, the only copy at all is the one stored on the computer. Another scenario is our digital photos? Recently, more and more people are storing their photos digitally instead of using actually film. With digital photos, you can edit and enhance the photos on your computer and then decide which photos to print.

The problem is that some of us forget to actually print the photos at all. If the computer were to get a virus or crash for any reason, all of the digital photos could be lost and there would not be any pictures to match the memories that we have. Those pictures if lost could never be replaced.

Now, in order to protect these files from being lost in an accidental computer crash, you should have a backup solution set in place. There are many ways to save backup data and it is all up to you which way you would like. You can save copies of your data and files on disks or cds or have an external drive set up which will automatically save a copy of everything on your computer. You can actually buy new or even used tape drives which can be used inside or outside of your existing computer. When you have the used tape drive set up externally, it is much easier to access in case of an emergency with your computer.

These kinds of methods can be used at home or at the office to make sure that your data is protected against an unforeseen computer crisis. Make sure that you take the proper precautions. By doing so, you will be fully prepared in case an emergency ever happens. Don't find yourself out on a limb without a backup solution. It is always better to be safe than sorry.

by: Art Gib




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