Or, you could use backups.
It's just that way too many people don't use backups and then think there's no hope of recovery once their PC doesn't boot up anymore.Loginer wrote:
Or, you could use backups.
Smart people back up as often as they feel they will accept a loss of -- That sentence is horrible.Ph0X wrote:
What nardi1011 said, because even if you take backups every week (unless you have shit that does it every fucking minute), you will still have some files that you would want to recover maybe.
And even after the format, since windows fast installation only does a quickformat (deletes MFT), most of the files will still be there and recoverable.
Games go on one HDD.strager wrote:
ITT Post your backup schemes.
Sucked itself to death.Hanyuu wrote:
how did it die
RAID0 is, but RAID1 and RAID5 both have redundant arrays and if one drive crashes, you will still be able to recover all your files. If both fail at exactly the same time, then you're just unlucky.Loginer wrote:
RAID is useless once the shit actually hits the fan.Ph0X wrote:
Needs more raid1 or raid5
RAID IS NOT A BACKUP SOLUTION.Ph0X wrote:
Needs more raid1 or raid5
And what if your files are corrupted/overwritten by a bug or malware? How would RAID help you recover your files if they get infected? Or how about accidentally deleting an important file? What if the computer is physically destroyed in a fire?Ph0X wrote:
RAID0 is, but RAID1 and RAID5 both have redundant arrays and if one drive crashes, you will still be able to recover all your files. If both fail at exactly the same time, then you're just unlucky.Loginer wrote:
RAID is useless once the shit actually hits the fan.
eheheLoginer wrote:
period.
huahehuhaheuhaeuhauehuaehaeneo@lex wrote:
eheheLoginer wrote:
periods.