By Nelson Tan | On August 18, 2005 | In Data Recovery | Rated 
Understand that backing up your data is crucial to protecting your business before a disaster wipes out your assets.
By Ucertify Team | On August 3, 2006 | In Data Recovery | Rated
Planning a backup and restoration of files is the most important step to protect data from accidental loss in the event of data deletion or a hard disk failure. The backup copy can be used to restore lost or damaged data. For taking backups and restoring files, Microsoft has provided a utility called Backup.
By Ucertify Team | On July 7, 2006 | In Data Recovery | Rated
Tables in a SQL Server 2000 database include a number of different types of properties that ensure the integrity of data in the tables. These properties include datatypes, NOT NULL definitions, DEFAULT definitions, IDENTITY properties, rules, constraints, triggers, and indexes.
By R Rao | On May 29, 2006 | In Data Recovery | Rated
Technology v Nature. The fight still continues without any clear winners. Nature’s fury occasionally reminds us of how easily it can overwhelm all that modern technology has to offer
By Park Oskar | On February 2, 2007 | In Data Recovery | Rated
If this is the question which is boggling your mind, then stop worrying because you are right place. After reading this article you will get to know the process of recovering the deleted files and folders.
By Park Oskar | On February 5, 2007 | In Data Recovery | Rated
According to Murphy's Law of Data Loss, "The probabilities of a hard-disk crash increase with the number of days since the drive was last backed up."
No hard disk drive is ever completely safe from crashing, and losing all the important data on it.
By Alexander Rodichev | On November 17, 2006 | In Data Recovery | Rated
Alexander Rodichev is a founder of Smart PC Solutions company located in Alexandria, VA. The company develops easy to use solutions for daily care to keep users PC in a good shape.
By Arvind Singh | On December 7, 2006 | In Data Recovery | Rated
Spyware is malicious software that downloads onto a computer clandestinely. It makes entries in the registry and must be removed with Anti Spyware utilities.
By Dave Davies | On April 16, 2008 | In Data Recovery | Rated
We all know we're supposed to back up data. Sometimes we might actually do so. Backing up your data is important, and yet it is often a neglected part of using computers. Data can be lost rather easily. Human error,
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