I really go nuts when I get problems with my computer even though I am a huge technology fan and really love how the computer has changed the way we live. If I were to lose any of the documents that I work on as part of my job it would be a complete disaster and would really just be as though I had spent hours doing nothing at all.
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Expect The Unexpected
Of course the experts will bang on about the importance of backing up data, I know they’re right. But I have had times where before I even get the chance to do a backup, my data has been lost. On more than one occasion files have been damaged while I was saving. Last week my virus checker kicked in at exactly the same time as I was saving something and this somehow caused my computer to throw a wobbly hours of work lost.
And when this kind of thing happens I will be left with a choice. I can spend the next few hours trying to somehow retrieve the data or I can just start again. I have tried many times to get back what I have lost but it never works so now I just usually start again straight away because I know I’ll probably have to do this anyway.
Time To Consider For Professional Help
I must admit that I’m no expert when it comes to computers, I just use them and don’t ask too many questions as long as they do what I want them to do. I know that there probably are experts who could help me salvage data when I lose it but this thought never seems to occur to me when I’m in the middle of a disaster. Maybe this is something that I could look into in the future; an expert service that could help me when the brown stuff hits the fan. It would certainly beat banging my head against the computer keyboard in frustration.
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With technology marching at an unstoppable rate, most homes today have computers installed but quite often they find they need digital help. When it comes to computer security, antivirus software and virus removal tools are top of the list.
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I’ve never head my anti-virus program corrupt a file when saving it. That is some seriously bad timing.
I think the best thing to do is safe often. it only takes a second. Like when you are writing a word document it already saves it frequently automatically. But you can still just press ctrl + s to do it manually.
I personally love the “undo” button as most times when I lose something happens when I want to copy something but press the wrong button making all the text disappear.
Yeah, the “undo” button is my favorite too Danny 😛