Data Recovery Services

Do not let the loss of an important document shut down your business or social life. If the lost document is important enough, consider using reliable data-recovery services to regain and recover your lost file. From computer files to memory cards, most data recovery companies can assist in the recovery of your lost file.

Word Recovery Software - Recover Your Word Data

I deleted my MS Word files and then realized the importance of those files. Searched on internet and found word recovery software to recover the deleted .doc files.

Data Loss and Recovery- Devising a Backup Workflow

With so many data recovery software options to choose from, it is easy for one to be lulled into a false sense of security- that if needed one will be able to find the perfect data recovery software that will return their PC back to its original state. Further to this, that your backups will be the fallback if all else fails. Without devising a backup strategy or 'backup workflow' within your business, it will be near impossible to trace which material is which when disaster strikes.

Boxing Pop Up Boxes

While surfing the internet have you noticed some strange boxes popping up and interrupting your line of view?

Data Loss & Recovery

Be prepared to loose your data, it's cheaper than the recovery options.

How To Fix Your Registry Problems

Article review on common registry problems and how to fix them

Does Your Current Backup System Meet Federal Regulations?

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA), Public Law 104-191, mandates that all covered entities fulfill certain requirements for data backup, storage, and recovery; the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) holds many publicly held companies and all Registered Public Accounting Firms to a rigorous set of standards. These rules set guidelines for how data should be stored, accessed, and retrieved.

Data Recovery Services & Solutions

Data recovery services & solutions are required when computer users are no longer able to connect to there data under normal operating conditions.

Disposing Or Repairing Your Mobile Devices? Don't Give Your Company Data Away

A short time ago I had a small business owner come to me just before she was sending her laptop in to be repaired. This was her main business computer, and she was just a bit concerned about leaving her data on there while it went to the shop.

Power Blips - The Stuff of Data Loss Nightmares

On January 30, 2007 an oily capacitor bank at Hydro One's Richview transformer station in Toronto failed, shot a powerful arc of electricity to the ground, and then exploded. The result was a power dip of roughly 1,500 megawatts of capacity, and though it lasted for less than a second, this mysterious blip turned the stuff of nightmares widespread data loss into a frightening reality for business owners from here to the Quebec border and down into the U.S.

How Is Lost Data Recovered From Storage Media?

Computer data is typically stored in magnetic form on Hard Disks, Magnetic Tapes, Compact Discs, DVD and RAID. Data on these storage media could become inaccessible owing to physical damage or corruption of the logical file system.

Cisco Certification: Five Things To Do DURING Your CCNA Exam

There are plenty of tips on how to prepare for the big day - your CCNA exam. But how can you maximize your chances of success ON the big day? Chris Bryant, CCIE #12933, tells you how!

Cisco Certification: Introduction To ISDN, Part V

Chris Bryant, CCIE #12933, concludes his ISDN tutorial with a look at common yet underutilized ISDN show and debug commands.

Cisco Certification: Taking Your First Certification Exam

Chris Bryant, CCIE #12933, knows that taking your first Cisco exam can make you a little nervous. He gives you a general idea of what to expect on exam day so you can concentate on why you're there in the first place -- passing the exam!

Five Questions To Ask A Computer Training School Before Signing Up

The decision to attend a computer training school can be a life-changing one, either good or bad. Chris Bryant, CCIE #12933, gives you five questions to ask a school before you give them your hard-earned money.