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Install New Hard Drive Safely to PC in 6 Easy Steps

Users seek many ways to expand the storage of their computer desktop, one of which is installing a new hard drive. New hard drive installation isn't a complicated process. Although to eliminate data corruption or hard drive damage during the…

Four Myths about MS Access that we need to Bust

Many users and non-users also doubt MS access being the most preferred application in Windows. Few myths revolve around MS access that questions its reliability and authenticity. Here, we will bust four MS access myths that people need to verify…

Can you Recover Overwritten Data?

Data loss in a hard disk drive is a common scenario that can fall when hard drives suffer physical or logical failures.

6 Essential Parts of Physically Damaged Hard Drive Data Recovery

When you tend to lose your crucial data from a hard drive, it is generally due to two types of failure, logical and physical failure. Numerous factors like system corruption, power failure, accidentally deleting data, missing partitions, human error and…

Hardware Raid vs Software Raid: which suits you the best?

Most users are leaning towards the Raid array system to set up their business’ storage. Raid redundancy always ensures that the working throughout the array is operational after the failure of a redundant disk, protecting from data loss catastrophes.

5 Utilities to Check the Health of your Hard

The term “bad hard drive,” is coined for a failed or a damaged hard drive. A computer with a bad hard drive can experience multiple issues, including corrupted data, slow performance of PC, error while moving files, unbootable Windows PC…

An Overview of Hard Drive Head Crash

Data stored in a laptop or computer can be compromised anytime the hard drive fails. Major factors causing hard disk drive failure are power failure, system corruption, malware or virus attack, human errors, etc., one of which physical failure in…

5 Hard Drive Problems caused by Firmware Corruption

You must have heard of many hard drive failures causing data corruption or data loss in the drive. But what happens when a hard drive firmware fails?