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Recover Registry

You’ll want to use the steps on this page to recover from a corrupted registry when you have already tried other options such as System Restore and you receive a message similar to one of the following when you try to boot your computer with Windows XP.

Challenges in Recovering Deleted Email

Both computer forensics experts and data recovery technicians seek to recover deleted data. Data recovery is primarily interested in bringing back files, while computer forensics tends to dig deeper, looking not just for deleted documents, but also for metadata (data about data – such as file attributes, descriptions, dates, and other information) and meaningful snippets of unrecoverable files. One area of particular interest is email.

How Is Data Written, Stored On, And Erased From Hard Disks?

As end users, we see one file being created when we save it, and we see it go away when we trash it. But behind the scenes, there is a lot more going on. More than the one document we think we’ve saved is created, and very little goes away when we delete it. Learn what happens “under the hood” when you sit down at your computer.

Loss Prevention Equipment Protecting Your Assets

There are many loss prevention equipment options, such as closed-circuit television, that can help make property monitoring easy for you. It is important to understand all of the options available to determine what will best meet your needs.

How to Avoid Spending a Fortune Recovering Lost Data

Most people today are using computers at work and in their home. At work the computers are used as a professional tool to run the company and all its different processes. Whether you are in working in the sales department, product development or production section or the management of parts or the whole company you will spend a lot of time in front of a computer.

Why Use an External Backup System

Use an external backup system for your business.

Top 10 Worst Excuses For Not Performing Daily Offsite Computer Backup

Excuse #6: I’m an entreprenuer. I’m busy networking, knocking on doors and fighting for business. My company really isn’t big enough to need daily computer backup. If this is your excuse, you’re certainly not alone. Statistics show that 40% of small businesses in Canada never back up their computers … not even once (Globe and Mail, May 16, 2007). But the truth is…

Password Recovery on the Cisco ASA Security Appliance

In this article, I’ll explain how to perform a password “reset” on your Cisco ASA security appliance. The more commonly used term for this procedure is “password recovery” which is left over from the days when you could actually view passwords in configuration files in plain text.

Warning Signs of a Computer Breakdown

The scary reality about computer crashes is that the warning signs are few-if they exist at all-and even when you know what to look for, these signs can be very difficult to detect. But if you’re still intent on holding off on all precautionary action until you can personally perceive a problem with your computer, there are some signs that-if you’re lucky enough to notice them-may indicate that your computer is in imminent danger of a critical crash.

Very Simple To Use Backups

Every computer owner should do backups regularly. And now backups are becoming very easy to do and even free. Now you can install software on your computer that will send your files to a server using the Internet. As a result, you will have a backup stored on a remote location. This is called Online Backups.

Why Email Matters – The Science Behind the US Attorney Scandal

Email discovery is central to the current (April 2007) US Attorney scandal. This article explains why and how computer forensics experts may be able to unearth deleted or missing emails. An outcome could be improved transparency in government.

Leak Prevention – Data Security in the Digital Age

With a recent spate of high-profile data leaks, the need for reliable data security is top-of-mind for many business owners and administrators. And whether the leaks are intentional, unintentional or malicious in nature, an information leak can cost companies millions of dollars – and the trust of their clients or partners.

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