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Invalid Page Fault in Module OLE32.DLL File Due To PST Corruption

Posted on November 6, 2009 by axel

Sometimes 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 Nova

Choose 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 axel

Circular 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 axel

Transaction 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.

Restoring PST file objects with PST recovery tool

Posted on November 4, 2009 by Tech Nova

It is very simple to restore PST file objects, if corrupt file is repaired with efficient and output driven PST Recovery tools.Outlook PST and OST files are the files which are accessed most. Computers perform read and write operations all the time. At this time, there are chances that your PST file can get corrupted during a power outage

The Major Goals of Data Security and Data Recovery

Posted on October 31, 2009 by Bury Shane

The goals of data and information security should be clear. Simple as there are three overarching, large ares that companies and organizations have to consider in security realm.

What are your Data Safety and Data Recovery Needs?

Posted on October 31, 2009 by Bury Shane

As the complexity and pace of doing business gets increased, so does the chances of data loss. Modern hard drives come with huge storage capacity and high data access speed.

SmartCarving - The Key to Recovering More Photos

Posted on October 31, 2009 by Shweta Sharma

This article describes SmartCarving, a new recovery technique that improves the recovery rate of deleted files by actually analyzing the contents of each file. This greatly improves on the signature based techniques used in current recovery products, as they are unable to handle files that have been fragmented or corrupted.

Sell Ebooks and Make Money Online To Our Best Websites

Posted on October 31, 2009 by gagan

Some people are asking how to make money online by selling ebooks. Others have even found themselves researching for days, especially after changes in financial circumstances have forced them to consider alternative sources of income, without necessarily having to rely on AdSense. Is it truly possible to get this project started in less than 7 days Where do we start

Inbox Repair Tool Fails to Fix 'An error has occurred which caused...'

Posted on October 28, 2009 by axel

Most of the corruption issues encountered in Microsoft Outlook PST files occur due to power failure, not closing the application properly or Outlook errors. The built-in utility, scanpst.exe, is competent to fix minor corruptions with the file. However, most of the PST file corruption problems cannot be resolved by this Inbox Repair Tool. To solve them, you must use a third-party product that could scan the corrupted file efficiently and restore it at a safe location.



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