Data protection
Posted on September 2, 2007
Filed Under Computers, Hardware, Online Backup |
Protect your data
1 Place your computer in a secure environment. Your computer must be in a dry, cool, controlled environment is clean and free from dust. Place your computer in a pedestrian area low-protects your system and storage media harmful vibrations or shocks.
2nd Backup your data regularly. Create regular backups is one of the most effective ways to protect yourself against loss of data. Back up data at least once a week with strips of reliability or other storage devices, increasingly verify that the stored data.
3rd Use an uninterruptible power supply (UPS). In the case of an increase in electricity or lightning, an uninterruptible power supply protects your computer from fried. In addition, a UPS has a battery backup believes that your computer for a short period in the case of a power outage, in time to save your work and prevent the potential loss of data. If UPS is not available or economical solution, an increase protector is a good investment.
4th Run a virus scan and regularly updates four times a year. Computer viruses are one of the worst enemies of your computer. Good anti-testing system code for the different sequences of known virus infects the computer and eliminate the intruder.
Be aware 5th strange noises. If you hear a strange noise or loops sound, turn on your computer and you get an immediate expert. More may cause damage to your hard drive beyond repair.
6 If you have any further loss of data, Ontrack Data Recovery help. Even the best care program can not always prevent the blocking system or loss of data. Ontrack Data Recovery offers a wide range of data recovery solutions to the laboratory data recovery services and data recovery distance services at low cost do-it-yourself-Data recovery software. Please visit our Data Recovery Service Center for more information on these solutions, and to discover what works best for your specific situation.
Maintenance of your hard drive
Despite the obvious importance of this device to your system, many users neglect to care for your hard drive. Your player is easily susceptible to many sources of deterioration. Ontrack offers the following advice on the protection and maintenance of your hard drive:
1 Protect your road to excess vibration and shock. Too often, when people installing, moving or reconfiguring hard drives, it strikes the reader inadvertently damaged some equipment, may result in loss of data.
2nd Beware of static. Static electricity, and ungefühlt an invisible enemy, chaos can damage wiring in computer chips and transistors. Because it is so easy to discharge static built touch, if you have a hard disk, precautionary measures, such as the wrist, can help avoid static discharge belt.
3rd Akklimatisieren the space in which you have your equipment. Be careful, temperature, humidity, vibration and height of all forces capable of intermittent or complete loss of the hard drives.
4th Conduct periodic checks on your hard drive. Ontrack Data AdvisorTMsoftware can test your system, you alert on the future problems.
5th Place your equipment in a safe place. When you start your computer to a new position (on your desk or on the floor of a horizontal overlap in a vertical position), it is increasingly the backup hard drive. An accidental bump on the drive could lead to what the head from what’s happening in the hard disk to read or write errors.
Caring for your Tapes
Tapes are sensitive storage media, but, as the hard drive, people are often not to give their attention and appropriate protective strips.
1 Keep your tapes locked up until you receive it. Opening of the Boxing Tape prematurely unnecessarily increases is a new band from exposure to dust, moisture and sunlight, and was finally able to dig a volume, quality and reliability.
2nd Try not to load a cartridge into the drive, if you notice, bumps, cracks or moisture in the band events, doors or file selectors. Loading a damaged cartridge could not only lead to what other damage tape, but the integrity of the system.
3rd Record your stripes in the right direction. It is important to save your tapes in their case, and maintain standing. This will help to prevent inequality of the winding of the band and protected from potentially harmful effects of environmental influences elements.
4th Beware of extreme temperatures. Save your tapes at room temperature. Excessive heat can cause that gangs of plastic contract, which is unpredictable and the immediate destruction of read / write errors in your stripes.
5th Avoid magnetic fields. Speakers, microwave ovens and the print heads can destroy your stripes and remove all the information stored on them.
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