Speed Up Your Pocket PC Guide by George Dimoff
While new Pocket PC owners are usually excited with their purchase, their enthusiasm is often dampened once they run into stability and speed issues. This guide will walk you through several tips to keep your machine slick and well-oiled. As with any system or registry tweaks, always backup in... Relocate big files to storage card Instead of keeping space-intensive data on your main memory, move these files to your storage cards instead. ... Install programs onto external storage If you need a host of software on your Pocket PC, there's no way all of them can be installed on your main...

Take Control of Your Hard Disk Space by Manoj Shinde
Now a days managing files and folders on PCs seems to be a critical task for network administrators and data storage managers due to huge capacity hard disks and millions of files and folders. This article will help you in two ways 1. Understand the disk space allocation and wastage. ... Every file on your system is stored in clusters in your hard drive, the maximum of one file can be stored in a particular cluster, so this results in wastage if the file is under the cluster size. ... Whenever a file is created, space will be allocated to the file in the form of clusters.

9 Steps to Protect Your MS Windows System from Viruses by Evgeny Kovalenko
Nowadays as the Internet and other networks are greatly developed computer viruses are distributed rapidly and intensively. Everyday several new viruses capable to damage considerably your computer system arise. Anti-virus specialists work hardly to make updates their software against new... It can be separate hard drive, flash card, compact disc or another file storage device which you choose. ... Some dangerous viruses can considerably damage data files or even erase entire file system. ... Make regular backups of your data files to separate file storage device.

Electronic Data Discovery by Marcus Peterson
In the electronic age, huge amounts of data are being generated and stored electronically. Everyday, millions of electronic data pages are being created, transferred and stored in multiple locations. Most of this data is very valuable and critical, especially for businesses. ... Some tools also have additional options, such as spell check, field validation, elimination of duplicate files, data conversion from any file format into any file format and others. ... Data filtering is done by identifying different files by their file extensions, or searching by keywords.

Why Bother With Data Backups? by Paul Wilcox
Computers have become a daily need for most people. We use computers for all types of things including entertainment, work, and corresponding with others. Most of the files on our computers are important and we don't want to risk losing them since that would be a loss of money and time. ... For most users it won't be necessary that every file on their computer is backed up since this would require a lot of storage space. ... The best way that you can prevent file loss is by doing backups. ... The easiest and fastest way to do a backup is to use software that is included with the operating...

What are the Facts about Data Loss? by Lee Morrell
I have been in the data recovery business for many years and have read and heard many “facts” covering the causes, costs and trends of data loss recovery. I have also heard of all the best ways to backup data ensuring total loss of data never happens. ... Eighty-seven percent of the companies report they have a formal data backup and storage strategy in place and 79 percent of the companies consider tape crucial for their long-term storage and archiving. ... The survey finds that for 61 percent of respondents, a well-designed data backup and storage system uses both tape and disk, taking...

Do We Really Need A Registry Cleaner by A Singh
The answer to that question regarding the need of registry cleaner is an obvious ‘yes’. If you clean your registry on a regular basis your system will run faster and more efficiently. But if one asks such a question then the possibility is that the person really does not know what the system... The Registry Replaced The INI storage system in Win 95. ... Each software package had its own INI file system. ... These files were scattered all over the system’s hard drive, which made it very difficult to keep track of the system settings.

When Data Recovery Becomes Impossible by Fraser Wheaton
We’ve all been using computers for a while now and I bet none of us have been spared from at least one data loss related problem in our technical “career”. Data is so easily losable that you’re practically forced to make backups for everything you have, for obvious safety reasons. ... When you delete a file from your operating system, it won’t show up in the file structure anymore, but that doesn’t mean it’s gone forever. ... What the operating system does, is store away that file on a specific sector of your hard disk, where it is held for sake keeping.

Get A Full Night Sleep, Knowing That Your Data Is Safe by Stuart Crawford
Reliable Backup Strategies for Small Business Small Businesses today use technology and rely on the validity of their data just like the big companies do. However, they do not normally have the budgets to have elaborate tape storage or network storage devices to have multiple versions of... There are many organizations that have secure vaults and will charge around $60.00 per month for a basic storage plan. ... A server will provide you with a central and secure system to store your corporate data.

Data Loss - The 7 Most Common Symptoms of a Failed Hard Drive by Jason Perry
If your hard drive is clicking or making grinding noises, you are experiencing system blue screens or system freezes, an error message greets you with ‘drive not formatted’ or ‘operating system not found’, or lastly you are in a never ending loop of computer reboots…there is a very good chance... System Blue Screens When your system blue screens when you try to boot or during the middle of an operation, it can mean the operating system has been damaged, there may be bad sectors on your hard drive that the system is unable to read, your hard drive could be failing, you might have a virus...