Accidental deletion of data and hard drive formatting are two major user mistakes, which lead to critical data loss situations. Corruption to the system meta data structure also lead to data loss as all of these system resources are required.
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Posted on November 13, 2009 by Bury ShaneHow to Solve ' The file system does not support compression' Error When Compacting NTFS Partition?
Posted on November 13, 2009 by Bury ShaneWindows support directory level compression for NTFS partitions. It allows you to free up disk space and speed up access to data files. To compress an NTFS partition or directory, you can check the 'Compress' option in its properties or use compact.
GPT Shared Disks Issue in Windows Server 2003 Clusters
Posted on November 13, 2009 by Bury ShaneGPT and MBR are two standard layouts used for partition table on a hard disk. In MBR-based partition table, the system inserts the disk partioning information in MBR itself, but the same information is placed in GPT header in GPT.
Backup and recovery - The 3 basic types of protection
Posted on November 12, 2009 by George LangeA backup & disaster recovery plan is a blend of protecting both data & hardware. Data & hardware protection falls into three basic categories: fault tolerance, mirroring or duplication and archived backups.
How to Solve Email Problems in Outbox ?
Posted on November 11, 2009 by axelA corrupted PST file is often attempted to repair using Inbox Repair Tool (scanpst.exe). The tool is included in all the installation options of Microsoft Office Outlook. But if it fails to fix the corruption, you are suggested to look for powerful commercial applications to repair the file.
Watch repair
Posted on November 6, 2009 by JasonIf you postmortem any successful organization, there are two things that stands as the common factors for the success of the company; one is their business model and the other is promptness. Promptness is nothing but a form of timekeeping which has to be kept in check now and then to successfully run any kind of organization. This is the reason why time keeping and our evolution became two inseparable terms. The current system that we use to measure time is hexadecimal system and it...
Invalid Page Fault in Module OLE32.DLL File Due To PST Corruption
Posted on November 6, 2009 by axelSometimes while working on Microsoft Outlook, you might encounter Invalid Page Fault errors that prevent you from accessing your important emails, notes, contacts, calendar entries and all other personal data. This behavior of Microsoft Outlook results into serious data loss situations by corrupting the PST (Personal Storage Table) file(s). You need to opt for PST Recovery solutions to repair and restore all your personal information.
Choosing best Outlook to Notes conversion tool
Posted on November 5, 2009 by Tech NovaChoose a result oriented Outlook to Notes conversion software, so that you can migrate your important data without losing on any important information.
Database Fails to Start when Circular Logging is Enabled
Posted on November 5, 2009 by axelCircular logging is a Exchange Server feature that implements recycling of logs. Microsoft Exchange Server writes the data to be committed to the database in transaction logs before actually writing it. If circular logging is enabled and four logs have been filled, it assumes that the first log as committed and thus, recycles the logs in order to save disk space. But it comes with a major flaw that prevents disaster recovery.
E00.log is Missing and Database Doesn't Mount with Event 9518 and 455
Posted on November 5, 2009 by axelTransaction log files is the disaster recovery method used by Exchange Server to bring its databases to a consistent state post crash. The current transaction log data for a database is stored in E##.log file, which is further renamed to E#######.log when reaches to 5MB in size. The '##' is basically the storage group identifier.
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Error 3800, 'AOIndex is not an index in this table' error message in Access
Posted on July 19, 2008 by spearMS Access is very handy when it comes to storing data in the databases. It's like a one stop destination for many business professionals and personal users
SQL Server 2000 Database Suspect
Posted on December 11, 2008 by SimpsonWith the SQL Server 2000, users found many administrative tools which offered the better relational databases development and maintenance
How and Why to Close Outlook Properly?
Posted on December 29, 2008 by spearWicked errors which say that PST was not closed properly last time and is now under dark shadow of corruption may take your breath
Mac: Gray Screen of Death
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Importance of Data Recovery after Formatting
Posted on September 4, 2008 by SimpsonHave you ever experienced the unfortunate situation of computer crashing and formatting its hard drive?
“An unexpected error prevented access to this file" in Outlook
Posted on December 31, 2008 by SimpsonIn Microsoft Outlook, when you attempt to open any file you may fail to do it and might encounter the following error message
Hard-Disk Crashes
Posted on January 13, 2008 by James WalshHard disk crashes is a term that is broadly used to refer to any hard disk failure. Most computer users would have come across situations where their computer refuses to boot or shows some similar error.
iChat Not Functioning? Try this
Posted on November 28, 2008 by SimpsoniChat is an instant messaging program for Mac OS X users. This application uses Jabber-like protocol and is also applicable for LAN communication
Data Loss Due To Win32/adware.virtumonde Virus and Data Recovery
Posted on August 29, 2008 by SimpsonThe win32/adware.virtumonde is a Trojan horse which is bothersome and usually a terrifying to get rid of.
PST Unsupportive Over LAN or WAN
Posted on August 31, 2008 by SimpsonThere are numerous reasons of PST corruption like virus attack, application malfunction etc. In this respect another reason is the unsupportive nature of the PST over LAN and WAN. If you attempt to do this then there are probable chances of PST corruption and need of PST recovery.
