Showing posts with label data. Show all posts
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Friday, 10 January 2014

Hard drive is making Noise


My personal hard drive is usually generating frightening seems

1st, disconnect the particular PC. Until finally everything is usually preset, you choose that will generate spinning as little as probable. If possible, generally not very.

You'll have to obtain a fresh harddrive, needless to say, along with set it up. Which is the effortless aspect. The particular difficult aspect are going to be retrieving from the particular old generate.

When you have an entire, up-to-date back up, or you use the cloud-based back up support, great job. Your beneficial practices are going to end up being rewarded. The best way very well rewarded is dependent upon which kind of back up you could have.

When you have a picture back up of one's H: generate, it is possible to restore that will towards fresh generate and grow in place along with operating almost immediately. Whatever method you accustomed to create the particular image should have the way to trunk the particular pc along with restore it.

In the event you stored your data files separately, you must restore those people separately, likewise.

Yet exactly what if you have your current paperwork and other data securely stored, nevertheless certainly not troubled for you to copy Microsoft windows itself? (As a lot as i understand, a picture may be the merely dependable solution to copy Microsoft windows. ) In that case, speak to the particular pc maker and pay attention to the best way to restore Microsoft windows towards fresh generate. As soon as that’s done, you’ll ought to restore your current applications.

What if you didn’t copy? When preparing this post, My spouse and i critically considered providing recommendations pertaining to cloning the particular succumbing generate towards fresh one. However the additional My spouse and i contemplated it, greater My spouse and i realized that will for everyone apart from an extremely experienced professional, what a incredibly negative notion. Cloning is mostly pretty uncomplicated, but is not any time you might have certainly not done it prior to along with your generate can kick the bucket with any time.

Alternatively, I would recommend you speak to the information recovery support.

http://backuprunner.com/ - For data backup The particular best-known company

For Drive related and data back up issues you can contact the  tech support

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Tuesday, 17 December 2013

When your PC doesn't recognize a 2nd drive

Description


If you find the problem while installing the old drive second time as the PC is not recognizing it then this tutorial is here with the solution.




Solution:

When you unplug the old drive then you must have done something wrong while plugging it back in. There are two connectors of the hard drive i.e. SATA and power. And, both of these should be plugged in properly. In case, the power connector is not connected properly then the drive will not work. If the SATA is not connected properly then the drive will not be visible to the computer.
Thereby, it is important to check the plugs again. After this, boot into your BIOS settings instead of Windows. For this, when you start your PC you can see a message that reads something like "Press key for Settings." Press this key immediately. Now, you can see a full-screen menu and you will find an option so as to control the PC’s boot order or boot priority.
Note: Never put your old drive inside the computer as any Cryptolocker Trojan can destroy those files that are available in your main hard drive as well as on the backup.
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Thursday, 5 December 2013

Make room on your Windows partition | Techvedic

Description

Creating a restore point is very important before making space on Windows partition. Here in this tutorial we are suggesting you ways to do the task.

Solution:

In Windows 7, click “Start” or in Windows 8, go to “Search.” After this, type “restore points” and choose “Create a restore point”. Then follow the prompts.

Go to C:'s root directory and search the folder named Windows.old. Now, examine the user folder within Windows.old. If you will find anything appropriate there then move the files to another folder such as Documents. Next is to delete Windows.old.

Open Control Panel's “Programs and Features” applet. Select the programs that you are not using and uninstall them.

Also, you can clean out the temp folder. In this, search for %temp% and you can remove the files that are older than the last time you booted the PC.

At this step, use Windows' disk-cleaning tool through which you can remove old updates. But, by using this you miss the ability of removing an update and return Windows to its former version.

For cleaning, you need to launch the Disk Cleanup tool as an administrator:


Windows 7: Click “Start” and type “cleanmgr.” Right-click “cleanmgr.exe” and select “Run as administrator.”

Windows 8.1: Use the Search Charm to find cleanmgr and choose “cleanmgr switches.” As a result right-click “cleanmgr switches” and select “Run as administrator’ given at the bottom of the screen. 




You get the list of several cleanup options after the program has examined your drive. The best one is called “Previous Windows installation(s).” Check it for sure to remove old updates.
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Wednesday, 6 November 2013

Three tips to keep your mobile data safe

Description

Mobile gears are under big risk. You need to keep your data safe as mobile malware market is booming very fast. Here are three best strategies to improve your mobile security. 

Solution:

Encrypt your phone

Encrypt your phone-1

Go to Settings, tap on “General” > “Passcode Lock.” Now, you have to choose whether you need four-digit numeric PIN or something more complex. For setting harder password, enter any longer passcode every time you want to use your phone. Most of the people use six-character passcode. After crafting your passcode, tap “Turn Passcode On” and enter your password. You need to enter it twice to confirm it. Always consider activating the “Erase Data” setting available at the bottom of the passcode lock settings screen. After enabling it, your device will remove all data after ten failed passcode attempts. 

Encrypt your phone-2

Well, Android users need to use a slight complex method. All Android devices go through the long disk-encryption process. This encryption can take almost an hour or more. Keep the battery charged. Before doing this, make sure this encryption is irreversible. In Android, you can tap “Encrypt phone” after reading the entire matter related to Android app encryption. If you don’t have any PIN or passcode already then create one first. For this, go to “Settings” > “Security” and tap “Screen lock” at the top of the page. From there, you can choose either a PIN or a password. When you are done with this, go to the encryption page again and tap “Encrypt phone”. Enter your PIN and then it will ask for your confirmation as it is not reversible. If you are ready then click “Encrypt phone” one last time. During the encryption process, your phone will reboot several times. Wait until you see the lock screen return.

Encrypt your phone-3

Keep malware away

Encrypt your phone-4

Android users are highly prone to malware and thus security is must. You must take help of various antiviruses like Avast, Kaspersky, and Lookout. They offer variety of security apps for Android so as to keep you safe online. Along with antivirus and malware scanning, security apps for Android offer security suite with features such as device location, remote wipe, backup, and suspicious-URL blocking. Remote lock and wipe features are helpful in preventing thieves from getting in your device after it is stolen. 

Encrypt your phone-5

Crossing borders

Encrypt your phone-6

If you are crossing borders of other countries like United States, the agents will interrogate your belongings. Thus, it is better to keep your confidential data safe in a hard drive and leave that drive at home. Also, you can use Ubuntu on your laptop to keep your private data safe. By creating a Live CD of Ubuntu Linux, you can easily install your OS onto an SD card. Make sure that your laptop’s BIOS should boot from SD card reader. 

Encrypt your phone-7


That’s all you need to do. For more from the XpertCrewTM team, please follow us on Twitter @Techvedic or contact Techvedic’s computer support helpdesk, as per below contact-details: 
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Thursday, 17 October 2013

SIX STEPS TO KEEPING YOUR DATA SAFE

Description

Don’t want to lose your important data? Then follow these security tips and stay productive at your work. 

DATA
Solution:
1.It is good to use proactive software protection. In order to provide initial protection on all computers, anti-malware software is required.
2.Viruses and spyware are very dangerous for your computer and can easily degrade performance as well as corrupt data.
3.Firewall is very helpful in blocking doubtful programs, viruses, or spyware. You can find various software companies that offer firewall protection. But, hardware-based firewalls offer better level of security.
4.Always be cautious of doubtful emails from unknown sources. In fact, don’t open email with attachments from an unknown sender.
5.Never trust the sites which have suspicious links as they are very prone to intruders.
6.Always keep the operating system updated. 
Therefore, follow these tips and keep your data safe. For more from the XpertCrewTM team, please follow us on Twitter@Techvedic or contact Techvedic’s computer support helpdesk, as per below contact-details:

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