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A backup of your information is only good if it is stored in a separate place, such your office. Or stored with a web Online Read More …
Stories, and bit rot, from the IT Support Trenches
A backup of your information is only good if it is stored in a separate place, such your office. Or stored with a web Online Read More …
There are people who do backups, and there are those who have not lost data yet. I use the 3-2-1 Backup strategy, which is: 3 Read More …
I’d like to say it was a backup problem, but see if you can spot the flaw in the customer’s “I make backups” argument, which Read More …
As I said to the boss the other day when he asked if we wanted a final backup of the Windows 2000 Server we were Read More …
There are “free” backup programs, if you have a search around XDA Developers. Sometimes “free” is a code word for pirated. I much prefer to Read More …
Confessions can be good. Here are mine around backup mistakes I’ve made. Copy “new” backup disk over the “old” backup disk. The “new” disk was Read More …
A simple rule I’ve learnt over time, with backups. 3 Backup copies of anything you want to keep. 2 different storage media. 1 offsite storage Read More …
Or how tape backups have failed my customers over the years, and wasted our collective time, because of customer stupidity. Melted tapes The school Read More …