A data center disaster recovery plan is something you need to consider right now. Unfortunately, it cannot wait until things slow down, when you've been able to put enough cash away, or when it is simply more convenient. It doesn't work that way. Every business needs a data center disaster recovery plan. Without one, you will not be able to recover from a disaster.
Businesses that make the mistake of ignoring this advice pay dearly for doing so. These businesses instead focus on what they consider to be "real" problems, like this week's meetings, proposals, and regular deadlines. While data center disaster recovery plans don't have fixed time lines, one could become necessary for your company at any time. But if it is not in place before disaster strikes, it will not be possible to recover the data.
There is no way to tell when a disaster may strike or when a problem may occur. Maybe a natural disaster will affect your business tonight. Or maybe your servers will fail over the weekend. The need for a data center disaster recovery plan could surface at any time. Yes, the odds are in your favor and you will likely never need your plan. But what would you do if you were unlucky and find yourself on the wrong end of a natural disaster or other misfortune? Could you survive without your businesses data? In today's technological environment, most businesses could not survive.
The main reason that you need to prepare for disaster, even if the chance of something happening is very slim, is that you do not want to leave anything to chance. Do you leave meeting preparations to chance? What about your sales letters or proposals that you deliver to potential clients? You leave none of those things to chance because they are critical to the long term success of your business. The same is true of a data center disaster recovery plan.
A data recover plan can benefit your company even if a disaster never strikes. A reliable computer backup system, key to any data recovery plan, provides data security, the ability to have files restored, and ensures that documentation remains orderly. A computer backup system ensures that the your business continues to run efficiently, even if something unexpected happens.
Choosing the correct computer backup system can pay for the cost of your data center disaster recovery plan many times over. In the long run you can save money by being able to address data management problems that arise, all while having the security of knowing that your business will survive a catastrophe.
Dismissing the need for a data center disaster recovery plan is easily done. Many businesses have done so and ultimately witnessed the demise of their company because of it. But by making the development of a plan for your company a priority, you can help ensure a long and healthy future for your business.
Saturday, October 13, 2007
How To Recover The Hard Disk's Data From A Dead Laptop
This guide will show you how to recover the data of a dead laptop , since it stopped functioning for another thing that a failure of the hard disk.
1 To unmount the hard disk
The first stage is to unmount the hard disk (seek on the site of the manufacturer or on the net for the service manual of your notebook). Generally it is an easy and simple operation.
2 To recover the data
There is much way of recovering the data of a laptop hard disk, the simplest way is to connect your hard disk to another PC.
With this intention you must use either a 2.5' ' usb or firewire drive enclosure or a laptop hard drive adaptor kit 2.5 to 3.5 inch IDE hdd. Once connected simply copy the data of your laptop hard disk towards your PC.
3 Damaged or unreadable data
In this case you must use a tool as Unstoppable Copier. It is a tool which makes it possible to read the data of a damaged disc, if it encounters a file it cannot copy, the file will be skipped and copying will continue.
4 Case of a very damaged hard disk
In this case it is necessary to use Ultimate boot Cd for Windows (tool that everyone should have) Firstly it should be checked that the data can be read using Explorer XP.Then launch Unstoppable Copier which is included in Ultimate Boot Cd, choose for example the source drive as C: which was the laptop hard disc and made E: the destination drive which is the hard disc on the desktop PC.
1 To unmount the hard disk
The first stage is to unmount the hard disk (seek on the site of the manufacturer or on the net for the service manual of your notebook). Generally it is an easy and simple operation.
2 To recover the data
There is much way of recovering the data of a laptop hard disk, the simplest way is to connect your hard disk to another PC.
With this intention you must use either a 2.5' ' usb or firewire drive enclosure or a laptop hard drive adaptor kit 2.5 to 3.5 inch IDE hdd. Once connected simply copy the data of your laptop hard disk towards your PC.
3 Damaged or unreadable data
In this case you must use a tool as Unstoppable Copier. It is a tool which makes it possible to read the data of a damaged disc, if it encounters a file it cannot copy, the file will be skipped and copying will continue.
4 Case of a very damaged hard disk
In this case it is necessary to use Ultimate boot Cd for Windows (tool that everyone should have) Firstly it should be checked that the data can be read using Explorer XP.Then launch Unstoppable Copier which is included in Ultimate Boot Cd, choose for example the source drive as C: which was the laptop hard disc and made E: the destination drive which is the hard disc on the desktop PC.
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