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» Call us now at 1-800-388-1266Knowledgebase – Tips and Tricks
While you should never attempt to repair digital media or recover your own files, you can often prevent file damage by taking immediate action after a disaster. This part of our blog contains tips to help you avoid data loss.
In today's media heavy computing world, even the largest storage drives can run out of space quickly. Just off the top of my head, there are iTunes media libraries, audiobook files from sites like Audible, photo storage of personal pictures, movie files, television shows, and don't forget about games and they all take up increasingly large chunks of your precious storage space.
There are times when a person really needs to know what specific type or brand of equipment is installed in a system. There are many reasons: a device driver could be old or malfunctioning, there could be a sale for a type of system memory and you need to know if it would work in your computer, or you need to call technical support of help and they want to know more about the system than you cared to remember.
To keep your hard drive in perfect working condition, you need to monitor its health regularly. This is a fairly easy process, and with the help of a few utilities and a working knowledge of common failure symptoms, you can get the best possible operating life from your disk. These tips will help you get started.
Extreme weather – hurricanes, tornados, blizzards, heat waves, and earthquakes – is becoming a more common occurrence in the world today. While you can never fully prepare for the damage that Mother Nature can throw at you, you can take the necessary steps to mitigate the damage you might receive by following these suggestions
The first and most important things to look at when considering non-hardware performance tweaks are graphics settings and system performance. Be sure to check the system requirements of the games you are trying to load into to be sure that your gaming rig is above the minimum requirements. These tips will not be able to help a system that is not designed to play the game in the first place.
A hard drive's printed circuit board (PCB) contains a number of components that allow the HDD to operate efficiently and correctly, and when a PCB fails, a hard drive can sustain serious, permanent damage. PCB issues affect thousands of hard drives every year and often result in permanent data loss.
Bad sectors are unreadable sections of your disk. Sectors can become unreadable for a number of reasons including platter damage and actuator head offsets. Regardless of what causes the issue, the end result is the same: a very small portion of the hard drive is permanently damaged and completely unusable.
