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How to Recover Data from a Damaged CD or DVD

CDs and DVDs are the most popular devices for data storage among most. Unfortunately, these are not very reliable mediums of backup.

Published by kocherp (6210 pts) on Nov 16, 2009 to
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Is my Online Backup Safe?

Is my online backup safe? In order for you to have a safe online backup a number of factors should to be considered, but I remain skeptical about online backup safety:

Published by Mark Muller (8405 pts) on Nov 12, 2009 to
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Comodo Online Backup Versus Mozy: Which is Best?

Looking for the best online backup? In this Bright Hub article you find which online backup is best and all what you want to know before buying MozyHome or Comodo Online Backup including numbers, references to relevant in-depth reviews as well as valuable tips.

Published by Mark Muller (8405 pts) on Nov 12, 2009 to
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Help! I Can’t Access Windows Update

We usually encounter at least one time in our lives when Windows Update doesn't download correctly, which means finding a way to access it on our own. Here's some easy tips on how to access Windows Update for a quick fix or, at the very least, a troubleshoot with definitive answers...

Published by Gregoriancant (521 pts) on Nov 9, 2009 to
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Advanced SystemCare Free Review

Advanced SystemCare from IObit promises a one-click maintenance and cleanup solution. But does it work? read this SystemCare Free review to find out!

Published by Donna Buenaventura (8660 pts) on Nov 6, 2009 to
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ioSafe Solo vs FireKing MediaVault 500

Let's put the ioSafe Solo 500 GB USB external hard drive up against the FireKing MediaVault 500 and see how they compare. The results may surprise you, as they did me.

Published by Lee Clemmer (7746 pts) on Oct 22, 2009 to
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Online vs Offline Data Backup: Part 3

The importance of establishing a scheduled backup routine goes without saying. Now consider the importance of the backup destination and the method it takes to get there. Is an online backup better than an offline backup? Is one more secure than the other? That is the focus of this 3-part series.

Published by Jake Shores (3717 pts) on Oct 21, 2009 to
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Online vs Offline Data Backup: Part 2

The importance of establishing a scheduled backup routine goes without saying. Now consider the importance of the backup destination and the method it takes to get there. Is an online backup better than an offline backup? Is one more secure than the other? That is the focus of this 3-part series.

Published by Jake Shores (3717 pts) on Oct 21, 2009 to
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Online vs Offline Data Backup: Part 1

The importance of establishing a scheduled backup routine goes without saying. Now consider the importance of the backup destination and the method it takes to get there. Is an online backup better than an offline backup? Is one more secure than the other? That is the focus of this 3-part series.

Published by Jake Shores (3717 pts) on Oct 21, 2009 to
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Data Backup 101: Part 3

Once upon I time I was called out to a user's PC to address the infamous "Blue Screen of Death." When the hard drive tested bad, I began the process of installing a new drive and re-imaging the PC. I then asked the user, "So where did you backup your stuff?" The response was a blank stare. “Backup?”

Published by Jake Shores (3717 pts) on Oct 19, 2009 to
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