Category Archives: Windows Disaster Recovery

1) A floppy disc is actually a piece of Mylar similar that is used for overhead transparencies 2) A 3 1/2 inch high density floppy disc has 224 entries in the root directory 3) Subdirectories can have as many entries … Continue reading →

Before, with XP, one can constantly reformat the harddisk of a laptop by using recovery CD. One can even do partioning from DOS. Now, with Vista, there is no CD. Vendor told me that I can do recovery from the … Continue reading →

If you work at a small business, or you work at a huge corporation, chances are your data is backed up to tape using Backup Exec or a similar program that does full and either incremental or differencial backups in … Continue reading →