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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?

6 Warning Signs of Bad Sector in Hard Drive

Bad sectors, as the name prefers, are the sectors containing data in the hard disk that fail to read/write data. The more bad sectors occur in the hard drive, the more the risk of data loss or corruption. To prevent…

Avoid these 7 Things during Raid 5 Data Recovery

Most likely, Raid 5 is owned by businesses and individuals because of the fault tolerance feature it offers. Fault tolerance in Raid 5 gives the facility to continue using the system after it experiences failure.

Top 4 Solutions when you Accidentally Delete System Reserved Partition

Accidentally deleting files and folders could be reversed in many ways, but if you delete the system reserved partition? This type of partition has its value for Windows booting. If this partition is missing from the system, eventually, Windows will…

5 Tips for Cloning Data from a Large Hard Drive to a Small one

Making disk image or hard disk cloning to prevent data loss in your computer can be a lifesaver sometimes. Before performing data recovery on your computer, making a disk clone can protect your hard drive from further damages.