Helpful Information About Remote Computer Repair - 0 views

#1 Vanni Rose on 12 May 12

 

Most people are conscious that you are supposed to backup data.. Why is it that around 75% of the worlds users don't do it?

Here is some quick statistics for you;

Instructions

Primary backup

Initially we put in place a backup from your computer to USB hard disk drive. This really is your principal backup for any kind of computer data loss.

• Take your USB hard drive and connect it in a spare USB slot.


• Locate and click Backup and Restore program in Windows Control Panel.


• Click Set a Backup and follow the prompts Your machine will now search for the USB hard drive. Click it in the next window and click Next.


• Allow Windows to set the backup automatically.


• Check through your settings and set up a schedule that fits your normal usage. I'd advise once per day at a time you won't be likely to be using the machine.


• Save your settings and you can now run your backup.

The first time it runs the backup will be the longest so run it through the night.. Later backups will take much less time.

Fail safe backup

Next we put in place our cloud back up set up. Every service is different therefore we are unable to cover all of the steps here, but what we are looking to do here is to protect your most vital information. Generally you can select all My Documents and then leave it at that, but you may have to look over your machine for data held in other places. If My Documents is very big, you can pick individual directories to protect with many services. Put in place a schedule to backup your system daily unless you hardly ever change anything. You're now prepared and your data will survive the worst feasible disaster.

Don't delay take action today

Well okay, maybe you can do it tomorrow if you must find the USB hard disk drive drive, but get it done at the earliest opportunity this is simply not something to put on your "someday, maybe" list. A system data backup is the second most critical factor to get correct. Anti-virus needs to be the very first thing you set up on a new computer.

Never break these rules.

• Under no circumstances, ever allow critical computer data to exist on only one hard drive drive drive. All hard drives fail some time..


• All essential system data must be backedup once per week at the very least.


• Your machine data is really the only critical thing on your system - anything else can always be down loaded or purchased again however your data will need to be recreated from the start..