Archive for December, 2009
RECOVERSOFT DATA RESCUE PC 2.0 (WIN 95,98,ME,NT,2000,XP)
Wednesday, December 30th, 2009
Hard Drive Recovery tool for ANY Windows-based computer. Bootable CD means no taking apart your computer,! System Requirements: Any Windows-based computer with a CD drive- Must have 2nd drive to recover files to Format: WIN 95,98,ME,NT,2000,XP
TAA CDP 110 BACKUP & RECOVERY APPLIANCE
Wednesday, December 30th, 2009
SonicWALL Continuous Data Protection (CDP) offers the only complete end-to-end disk-basedbackup and recovery solution for SMBs. This CDP Server features automatic transparent backup, user directed restore, flexible disaster recovery options and low-touch administration.
can i backup my data AFTER creating recovery Discs?
Tuesday, December 29th, 2009
and ummm im using DVDs not a hard drive cz i dont have one, so how does it work? i need everytime to back up on a new disc?! doesnt make sense to me :S
By backup, I’m assuming you mean creating a new recovery disk? A recovery disk takes a snapshot of your hard drive and saves it onto another medium, be it another drive, or DVD. In the event your system either becomes corrupted with viruses, or runs irritatingly slow, you can use these disks to write over the drive with previous working data – at the cost of losing whatever was being recovered over. Therefore, if you want to create a new one, you will require a new disk to burn to. And recovery disks, because they take a snapshot of your entire drive can get huge – hard drive huge
If you mean just backing up your data (such as your documents, music, photos etc) then that’s easy too: you burn it to disk. New files require a new disk.
Does anyone have a good data recovery program?
Tuesday, December 29th, 2009
My parents pc just got its hdd wiped clean and xp reinstalled, so is there a program that can recover data from the hdd before it was formatted?
You can try to recover data from reformatted HDD with Easy File Undelete software:
http://www.munsoft.com/EasyFileUndelete/
It uses unique modern algorithms to recover files that other software either recovers incorrectly or is unable to detect.
Does anyone know this?
Tuesday, December 29th, 2009
What measures are taken when recovering ultrasensitive (secure) data?
Will you always be able to recover all the data that you lose?Why or why not?
What circumstances might require that the data recovery service perform a recovery attempt at your site?
What three factors would effect the price you might pay for recovery services from a specific provider?
What should you do if a hardware malfunction is detected?
Is Intenet access necessary for this recovery option?
Will this option work if you cannot boot from the hard drive?
i thought i only had three questions left-but a teacher apparently ripped it apart and restapled the second part(two sheets) together……..
1. Well, what you wanna do is save all the time. If you’re working in a document, save every so often.
2. Not ALL data, but most. Some computers (with Windows XP) have ways to recover data from the RAM. Any data on the harddrive will be recoverable though.
3. A date recovery attempt will occur when data is lost.
4. Couldn’t tell you how much it would cost to recover data, but anywhere from $50 – $100 maybe.
5. Try to repair the hardware, so it becomes functioning again.
6. Not usually.
7. Usually the best option is to recover from a CD, not the internet, but internet MAY work.